We talk a lot about WordPress – mostly about how we love using it as a platform – but we should give due to all the amazing third party developers that make it even easier to customize and cater to needs and desires of almost 40 Million WordPress users who need great plugins and themes.stuff
Lady Pitch Night – a pan-European competition where women startup founders get to show just how awesome they are – took place last week . This year, 178 startups from 22 different countries applied for and we are immensely proud that two of the 5 selected finalists were .me startups we’ve featured on our blog. The Lady Pitchstuff
For the fifth year in a row, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, University of Montenegro in cooperation with the company DoMEn Ltd. has been organising preparations for the programming competition and school of programming for elementary and secondary school students. As in previous years, the course will take place in the computer classrooms ofstuff
When I was a kid, cold and rainy days were marked by excited screams and laughter of my friends and I, paired with electronic sounds and theme songs coming out of one of few game consoles we had among ourselves. My next door neighbors took pride in their Atari 2600, which predated most of usstuff
Today is Literacy Day, an unofficial holiday dedicated to reading, a skill that 800 million people accross the globe never got to acquire. Celebrate this day by reading with your kids, make them aware of the importance of reading and teach them how to love books. Baby Steps Where to start? From the beginning, thatstuff
Being a tech journalist, I attend quite a lot of startup conferences and pitching competitions- those are good places to check out the latest trends, see some interesting ideas and spot company or two to put on my mental „To-Watch“ list. I’ve lost count of the pitches I’ve seen or heard, but I’ve also leftstuff
The digital age has blurred the lines between personal and professional. Some of the most intimate details of our lives are available online, for all the world to see, and completely searchable next to our spotless professional LinkedIn profiles. Our social networks, feeds and walls are not only filled with news and messages from ourstuff
I’ve never been very good at photography- most of my takes have just about enough creativity in them to become boring generic postcards, and my framing skills are just off enough to keep me from starting my own boring generic postcard business. But the fact that I am completely and utterly mediocre at one ofstuff
We’re big fans and enthusiastic users of WordPress here. We use it on our own awesome blog (even if we do say so ourselves) and use some of its many cool plugins to make the reading experience cooler for you and to make all our work behind the scenes more easier for ourselves. One ofstuff
Creatives like to think that „content is the king“, but the truth is, the king usually needs a little push. For a good piece or a campaign to go viral, it doesn’t only need to be awesome, but also accepted by the audience and the influencers inthe target audience. It’s all about creating a buzz,stuff
Pitching isn’t an exact science; there is no perfect formula that will work under all circumstances, whenever tired and tested. Think of it more like cooking-everyone’s got their own approach and twist on the dish, but there are some basic ingredients you need, and those you really don’t want in the mix. So here’s thestuff
If you are a newly minted startup, you’re probably still handling your own PR, possibly even doing it for the first time and making some rookie mistakes. Don’t worry, it gets easier with practice, and chances that you’ve actually had a lot of it- public relations are not that different from personal realtions, after all. So unless you’vestuff
Technology has made our lives easier in so many ways, it has made us more mobile, more connected, more liberated in so many ways. Also, it has entangled us in a terrible mess of cables that keeps it charged and alive. Since Tesla’s great plan of wireless electricity never went mainstream, we still have tostuff
There is a little tradition in the making at the Spark.Me conference: awesome startups tend to gather there and pitch to show off what they’ve got and know. Ten teams got that chance this year, and pitched their way through a two day competition- yes, we were that cruel to make them pitch twice. Butstuff
On Spark.me, Elina Zheleva took the stage to talk about design thinking- don’t be fooled, design thinking does not actually translate to thinking about design. As a design thinking evangelist, she is trying to encourage companies of all shape and sizes, especially startups, to think like designers when developing their products and services, putting the endstuff
I’m just going to tell you the secret straight away: the key to working in your underware and not getting sacked is working remotely, and according to Berkun, this is the future of all work, not just the techy startup reality. He decided to experiment with the remote working model and see what other workstuff
The Spark.Me conference just sparked up with a rather passionate and completely unexpected talk by professor Alf Rehn, one of the most interesting new voices in business thought today. A well-regarded academic, who combines rigorous analysis with a creative and often surprising outlook on life, decided to use his time on stage to dissect astuff
Haven’t heard of Spark.Me? Well, we certainly don’t believe that, but just in case you’ve been living on Antarctica, let’s start off by saying that it is an interactive conference designed to unlock your creativity. For the second year in a row, some of the best international speakers will be flocking to Budva on June 19 and 20, to talkstuff
If you run a small business based on client appointments, you know booking can be a hastle. Handling the phones and the emails, fiddling with tons of papers and registers, spread sheets or even software- in the end you do have to type every little detail in by hand. Should we even get into missedstuff
There is an app for just about anything, so there should be an app for making apps, a masterpiece of appception. Frédérick Tubiermont and Alexandru Petrisor set out to make this meta-application about a year and a half ago, and as they dabbled with web technologies like html5 inside a mobile browser, they developed astuff
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