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Hi! I'm André Ribeirinho, an entrepreneur from Lisbon, Portugal. I've co-founded Adegga.com, an online wine community and also the AVIN (an ISBN for Wine). My Startup
Adegga is an online wine community where people can discover new wines through the opinions of other people.
Monthly Archives: March 2009
Pescadinha de rabo na boca
Esta pergunta é dirigida a todas as pessoas que, em Portugal, pensam que tudo* aquilo porque têm de pagar é demasiado caro à partida. Conseguem perceber porque vocês próprios não ganham mais? Foto por Stephanie Booth * estou claramente a … Continue reading
A propósito da solidão
É pena que tenhas compreendido demasiado tarde que a Internet só é boa para o orgulho; não faz grande coisa pela solidão. (visto no Bitaites) So true.
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My MacBook Stickers
Sometimes people ask me questions about the stickers I have on the MacBook. Here are all the answers. The stickers are (with some added link love): MyID.is (a friends French startup) Star and kid (by Portuguese designer – can’t remember … Continue reading
10 Optimization Tweaks to Speed Up Adegga
Adegga moved to a dedicated server a while ago. We took this opportunity and also implemented a couple of other performance tweaks. In this post I’ll explain the things we changed and how they affected performance. We implemented 10 tweaks … Continue reading
Posted in adegga, user experience, web development
Tagged adegga, css, jquery, optimization, tweaks, webdevelopment, webmaster
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Whitespace in design
Some might argue that passive whitespace is the unconsidered space present within a composition. I disagree: if you don’t consider all your whitespace, that’s just bad design. Passive whitespace creates breathing room and balance. It’s important. This is a quote … Continue reading
Behind the scenes at Dwell
Dwell is one of my favourite magazines. The articles are good, the design is amazing and the topic is a favourite: architecture of modern spaces. In the video below Kyle Blue, the Design Director of Dwell discusses his work as … Continue reading
