When I downloaded Safari 5 today, I noticed that apple finally added support for extensions into the browser! Safari has always been a nice app to use on mac, and I love the inspector, but lack of safari extensions for things such as grid tools, color selectors, etc have made me reluctant to switch. However, Safari also made it far easier than many other browsers to create extensions using straight up HTML5, CSS and JS! So in about an hour, I created this little extension to overlay a grid (like 960 or Blueprint) on the page. Enjoy!
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Tagged Extension, Safari, Web Development
We introduce to you, the first of many applications that you can apply to your business or freelancing website. This one is a very simple RFP or Creative Brief application which can easily be modified to do much more. What we like about it is the simplicity and usability behind the application. Unfortunately this one doesn’t suit our needs any more, due to our new brand and client dashboard, but our upgrade means hand-me-downs for you! Woot Woot. Don’t act like you’re not excited about hand-me-downs, this one is pretty sweet. We’ll soon release the counterparts as well, so be sure to check back each week or subscribe to our blog via RSS
Check out the RFP Application in action
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Tagged application, freelance, Web Development
The best take-away from Facebook F8 was the launch of Open Graph (an open API to retrieve data) and overall support/adoption of open source technologies by Facebook. These tools will change the way developers code, allowing for us to make simpler and lighter systems.
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As a social media developer, it was absolutely exciting to attend the F8 Facebook conference in San Francisco. Probably the most memorable quote of the conference was from Zuckerberg: “We are building a web where the default is Social”, and as many other bloggers have done — I’m going to dive further into what this means.
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There are tons of wordpress twitter plugins, but none of them solved a problem I was facing. I wanted to display a feed from multiple accounts, but rather than showing them in order (some users tweet more than others) I instead wanted to show 1 from each account. So I threw together my own plugin to do so. Feel free to download and submit feature requests. Get it at WordPress.org.
Tagged PHP, Plugins, Web Development
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