Paul Boag

211. Give your users a nudge

Published:
14 May 2010
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Classic shows
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1 minutes

This week on Boagworld: Dustin Diaz from Twitter talks about Javascript and we look at how to nudge our users in the right direction.

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Dustin Diaz on Javascript and coding at Twitter

Dustin Diaz talks about the shortcomings of jQuery, explains how object orientated coding can help your javascript and discusses testing your code.

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Nudge your users in the right direction

We all want our users to do something. Unfortunately we cannot force them. However, we can give me a nudge in the right direction.

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