Associate Prof. Michelle Scott is the recipient of a 2013-2014 Smithsonian Institution Senior Fellowship at the National Museum of American History to study the social functions and race relation implications of black vaudeville entertainment and the Theater Owners Booking Association theater circuit in 1920s and 30s America. 

Many of you are already looking for the next opportunity to work on a freelance project or to get hired by a company. In this Treehouse Quick Tip, Dan Gorgone explains the importance of preparing detailed portfolios and researching prospective clients and companies so you can make a compelling case for yourself as the best candidate for a job or project.

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With the amazing apps available for Mac these days, Windows users must get sick of hearing about “the latest must-have app” that they can’t use.

Fortunately there are still a few gems available, designed and build exclusively for Windows, to make Mac users jealous. One of them is the great cross-browser testing application BrowseEmAll.

BrowseEmAll enables you to quickly test your applications and website designs on all browsers and multiple platforms — including mobile devices.

The desktop app features a side-by-side view that allows you to compare up to four different browsers from different platforms right next to each other in the same window.

Ideal for testing everything from IE7 to Chrome 26, all major browsers are included. What’s more you can even automate the testing of all browsers with reports on a specific site telling you what HTML tags and CSS properties aren’t supported and helping you track down cross-browser issues in a fraction of the normal time.

Still not sure about mobile devices? BrowseEmAll lets you try your site on iPhone, iPad and Android simulations. You can use landscape or portrait mode and interact just like a real device.

Of course, BrowseEmAll is only as useful as the browsers it features, which is why it’s regularly updated either manually, or automatically (the choice is yours).

Happily our sister-site, MightyDeals.com, has arranged a 50% discount on this great app. You can choose the standard license, which gives you desktop browsers, cross-browser reporting, side-by-side comparison and a year of updates for just $34 (regular price $69); or you can choose the professional license, which includes everything the standard license offers, plus Android, iPhone and iPad simulators for just $57 (regular price $119).

Jump over to MightyDeals.com to grab this offer while it lasts.

Have you used BrowseEmAll for development? How much time do you think it saved you? Let us know in the comments.

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