Hey kids time to show off you geekiness!!

Thanks to this site you can now proudly display you coding skills on your chest http://www.myskillscloud.co.uk/. Just select the levels of platforms and code bases: Flash, PHP, HTML, .net, Mac etc. and drap them around until you are happy with your design. When you are ready you can get it made into a T-shirt in small, medium, large and extra large.

Sorry John but they don't do 'extra tight painted on white on black'. Have to get that sourced elsewhere or possibly by extra request?

Nice marketing site for a recruiter - great to see some one do something that is fun, useful and quite forward thinking.

Ms. W

Google & Flash

Further to John's post...
Whilst it is early days yet, this interaction between Google and Adobe could be the start of a significant shift in the way that we build websites. For the time being however, I saw this SEO article and thought that it gave a good summary of where this now leaves us. You'll need to read the article for detail but 3 key points are:

1. These changes only affect text and links. Images, videos, animation and graphic text are still not indexed.
2. Flash development practice will need to change i.e. The benefit of separate URLs for each set of content within the Flash experience is the best way to get content indexed.
   
3. SEO best practices still needs to be followed because the amount of text on a page (or in a Flash file) still contributes heavily to the relevance and value search engines attribute to a page.

I'd be interested in your views...