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Asynchronous JavaScript and XML and XMLHTTP development information
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an Open Source Tagging / Folksonomy module for PHP/MySQL applications
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Month: April 2005
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links for 2005-04-17
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Edit in place (also called in-place editing) follows the axiom Alan Cooper calls “allow input wherever you have output”. The combobox – a form element unfortunately absent from HTML – demonstrates this. In the same place where the current selection i
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Howto commic a photo in Photoshop
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Howto get that grunge look for your borders.
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Trent Reznor Garageband Release
A NIN single is released in Garageband format. Maybe the best part, they why:
For quite some time I’ve been interested in the idea of allowing you the ability to tinker around with my tracks – to create remixes, experiment, embellish or destroy what’s there.
Pretty cool attitude, time to play.
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links for 2005-04-16
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Comic Life for OS X makes digital comics a snap. Use Comic Life to create high quality comics for posting on the web, including in movies or printing out for friends.
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Slick DHTML Clendar widget
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Earlier versions of IIS include a wildcard character MIME mapping, which permits IIS to serve any file regardless of its extension. IIS 6.0 does not include this wildcard character MIME mapping and does not serve any type of extension that is not defined
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iPodArcade.com is your one-stop resource for all iPod Games. All of our iPod games are completely free of charge and available to download. We offer different types of iPod Games, including note games and arcade games. To see which games are available to
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iBackup is a simple to use backup/restore utility for scheduled backups of your system preferences, like the dock, deskop picture, time settings, firewall, bluetooth and system applications like AddressBook, Mail, Stikies, iChat, iTunes and more.
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links for 2005-04-15
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One of the many uses for personal and professional web site is to display a gallery of photographs that show off your skills with a camera. Until now these galleries have been produced using javascript, PHP or CGI.
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MySQL and XML data from the D&D 3.5 SRD, with full text. Includes Epic and Psionic data with the XPH errata.
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The Secret Workings of Jamis Buck’s Dungeon Generator
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This is a Web-page for RPG World Builders.
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Various maps of places visited in the Bastard Greyhawk campaign. Some of these maps may differ from others, but one could consider the inaccurate maps to be either outdated, or created by incompetent cartographers. Credit for the maps goes to their desi
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This is an outline of Edward Tufte’s pioneering work on the use of graphics to display quantitative information. It mainly consists of text and ideas taken from his three books on the subject along with some additional material of my own. This page is
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Professoinal photographer used a camera phone while traveling around the U.S.
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links for 2005-04-14
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Firefox extension developers
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Color Swatch maker
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At the moment I’m writing a small RSS reader application for GNUstep and MacOS-X environments.
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a place to view, rate and review some lovely colours & palettes. the idea is to create a place of color inspiration where a designer of any sort can see new and lovely colours… find out what colors are hot, what work well in other uses… and simply mak
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Sproutliner is a free web service that helps you manage your projects and ideas (think of it as a supercharged structured to-do list). It uses some rather smashing client-side technology to make things as quick and easy as possible, without forcing you to
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Answers to the most frequently asked questions by newcomers to Ruby on Rails
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This tutorial is intended for first-time users of Rails who want to build a small database-driven application. I’ve chosen to show the creation of a rather simple TODO list program, because it’s short, easy and can be useful. I’ll be using Rails ver
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Picaweb is a php application to help you to easily put pictures galeries on the web with the help of Picasa 2 (http://www.picasa.com) to generate the pictures and thumbnails. Picasa2 has an xml web galerie export option. Picaweb parse this xml and render
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nLite is a GUI for permanent Windows component removal by your choice. After removal there is an option to make bootable image ready for burning on cd or testing in virtual machines. With nLite you will be able to have Windows installation which on instal
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In the process of cooking lots of Indian food, I’ve found that a many dishes have a great deal in common. This is a distilled version of what they have in common.
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links for 2005-04-12
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A visual look at where your tax dollars go.
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links for 2005-04-11
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Keyword Assistant is a plugin for iPhoto to make keyword management easier. The main feature, pictured at right, is an auto-completing text field for assigning keywords. This is much faster than using the built-in keyword panel.
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links for 2005-04-10
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Post snippets of code. Sort by tags, people, people and tags, etc..
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A controller/model/view generator for easily adding authentication, users, and logins to your rails app.
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As we said back in the section on Graphic Design and Layout, this is like peeking at the answers at the back of the book. Some of these styles are like low hanging fruit, ready to pluck and use. Others take a little work to adapt. And some even let you sp
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Castle on Rails is an attempt to provide a port of Action Pack (and maybe a similar approach for ActiveRecord) for .Net. Action Pack way of development is extremelly productive, its very intuitive and easily testable.
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As I mentioned before, it’s my goal to get this working on IIS. Not that I have anything against Apache – it’s just that I’d like to use Rails alongside my .Net websites.
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Howto get Rails to work under IIS.
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What Ruby lacks more than anything is good starting points for getting into the language. There’s a bunch of absolutely excellent resources out there, though. I’ve attempted to summarize the best of them by category.
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links for 2005-04-09
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The Fade Anything Technique (FAT) is inspired by 37signals Yellow Fade Technique. FAT builds upon the YFT by allowing you to fade any element from any color back to its native background-color without the use of inline JavaScript. To activate FAT on an el