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Dec 01, 2009

Co-op Fluid Icon

I had the pleasure of checking out Co-op, an inter-company communication tool built by the makers of Harvest.  I’m very impressed with its features and would love to see how it would perform with Spearia.  Regardless, I thought it would make a great Fluid app and I created an icon for it last night.  I’ve uploaded it to Flickr for all you nice folks.  Without further adieu:

Co-op Fluid Icon

To use this with your Co-op Fluid App, right click on the image and save it to your computer.  Then open the Fluid app’s preferences and change the icon to this image.  Enjoy!

Posted by Ray Brown on 12/01 at 11:29 AM
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Nice work Ray. Co-op is neato!

Posted by David Elliott   on  12/01/09   at  02:13 PM

Let’s face it.  All too often, I end up working on living code; I work really hard and finally deploy a site, but it’s never truly done.  And when I’m working in a live server environment (and even when I’m not),

Posted by vmware certification   on  03/08/10   at  12:41 AM

I tend to make tons of incremental edits with lots of saves in between.  Why?  Well, because no matter how careful I am, it’s inevitable that these big sausage fingers will end up hitting the “=” key one too many times and make whole sections of a website disappear.

Posted by mcitp dumps   on  03/08/10   at  12:41 AM

But with the constant slew of saving and tweaking comes the annoying fact that each page refresh pings your client’s analytic tracking code.  No, it’s not that big of a deal. But if you’re like me, it can be annoying

Posted by cisa exam   on  03/08/10   at  12:42 AM

especially since it’s not uncommon to have loaded a hundred pages or more during the period of development.  It skews data and is just plain stinky.

Posted by cissp   on  03/08/10   at  12:43 AM

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