What's Global Moxie?
Global Moxie is the hypertext laboratory of Josh Clark, a writer, programmer and designer whose projects include the Big Medium web content management system. Josh spins words and code from his multimedia studio in Paris, France.
What's Big Medium?
Big Medium is flexible, easy-to-use server software for creating and editing websites directly from your browser. Check out the features or download now.
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Best iPhone Apps is my guide to more than 200 gee-whiz apps to unlock the full potential of your favorite gadget. Order yours now.
iWork ’09: The Missing Manual is my fun and comprehensive book about Apple’s remarkable word processor, presentation software, and spreadsheet program.
Order yours now.
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Unlock the full potential of your favorite gadget with this authoritative guide to the best apps for iPhone and iPod Touch. With over 100,000 iPhone apps to choose from, there's a mind-boggling number of ways to make your favorite device do just about anything you can imagine—and almost certainly a few things you would've never thought of. So while it's not hard to find apps for your iPhone or iPod Touch, it's frustratingly difficult to find the best ones. Best iPhone Apps guides the way, shining the light on over 200 gee-whiz apps that delight, empower, and entertain. And be sure to check out the book's companion site at iphoneapps.oreilly.com Published by O'Reilly Media.
Complete coverage of Pages, Keynote, and Numbers, Apple’s remarkable collection of productivity programs for creating stunning documents, slideshows, and spreadsheets. With a uniquely witty style that helps you learn quickly, this Missing Manual explains not only how to use every feature, but why and when, with entertaining and helpful examples every step of the way. Published by O'Reilly Media.
As usual, I'm all atingle for South by Southwest, but this year the tingle is especially tingly because I’ll be on the other side of the podium.
I moved back to the US this month, and to mark the occasion, I’m taking my show on the road. Come say hello at one of my four talks on iPhone apps and iWork power tips.
Browse this selection of my writings from around the web to help you unlock the full potential of your iPhone or iPod Touch.
Got a second? I'm pitching talks for SXSW Interactive about delightful iPhone apps and playful fitness technology—and I need your vote.
My new book hit shelves the last week of July, and the response has been incredibly gratifying. The book's climbing the charts and enjoying positive reviews. Exciting!
Or, “Why I wrote and designed an entire book in Pages.” The web has changed the way we read, and my new book is part of an experiment to create a new kind of print storytelling, with lessons for writers, designers, and publishers alike.
Unlock the full the potential of your iPhone with my new book and its companion website at iphoneapps.oreilly.com. Best iPhone Apps shines the light on more than 200 gee-whiz apps to make your iPhone do just about anything you might imagine (and a few things you never would've thought of).
I hit the bricks this month to spread the word about my book, iWork ‘09: The Missing Manual.
My book about Apple’s productivity software—Pages, Keynote and Numbers—is fresh from the printer and available now from Amazon and fine booksellers everywhere.
A comprehensive overview of Big Medium, the website management system for designers and their clients. This friendly, accessible tour of Big Medium starts with a nuts-and-bolts explanation of how non-technical editors can add and edit webpages without any HTML know-how. The book gradually builds to more advanced topics, from custom site design to system administration.
I signed a contract last month with O’Reilly to write a book about Apple’s iWork software, and I couldn’t be more tickled.
I wrote the "C25K" training program for new runners over a decade ago. Its philosophy overlaps neatly with my philosophy of software design.
This week, I finally got around to printing a new set of business cards. Here’s what I came up with, along with some of the thoughts that informed the design.
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