So I\u2019m catching up with what’s happening in the industry. You know, one of these days when you zeroed-out your mailbox and entered the \u201csave for later\u201d folder in your favorite e-mail app.<\/p>\n
You probably wonder about how do you clean your Inbox? Since you are asking, we intensively worked on the relaunch of Croportal<\/a> last week, and as a reward, the team had a couple of days off.<\/p>\n At this very moment I\u2019m writing the post in one of the 40+ tabs in Safari. And I still haven\u2019t option-spaced NetNewsWire<\/a>. There\u2019s recent unpacked shipment from Amazon on a shelf across the table. If only days would last longer.<\/p>\n There was a time when web standards pioneers had all the important stuff only in the Bookmarks, because there was simply just a few resources. It was quite handy and convenient having them all in the Bookmarks bar. I sometimes miss that comfort.<\/p>\n Where there was just a dozen of on-topic resources to follow, now is the hundreds. Where there was 2 or three events a year, now is the ten or 20 at least.<\/p>\n I was introduced by 80\/20 rule<\/a> back in 2004. Fast-forward four years later and I wonder which ones are considered today\u2019s 20% must-read authors? Even if I knew, one would still need considerable amount of time for all the latest stuff.<\/p>\n The above question applies to events, too \u2013 are there 20% events that cover 80% of the current topics?<\/p>\n