Tag Archives: bookmarks
jQuery.instagram.js
The search for an easy-to-use Instagram API wrapper is a daunting one. Here’s the best one I’ve found thus far. It’s a jQuery plugin that will fetch the desired JSON data via AJAX. myedgenet.com.
jQuery plugin for Twitter
Nice jQuery plugin for pulling in tweets. Especially when you roll in the patch at https://github.com/henrik/henrik.nyh.se/blob/0971e2b54b67955aae9039c50d7f1800afee164a/js/jquery.twitter.js to let you filter out @ replies. jQuery plugin for Twitter – blog – coda.coza.
HTML5 — Edition for Web Developers
Also shown at AEA, is the HTML5 spec for Web Developers (not the super nerdy one for browser makers). Enjoy! HTML5 — Edition for Web Developers.
Screenr | Instant screencasts: Just click record
I saw this go by in somebody’s slides at An Event Apart so I swung over to check it out. Looks like a fantastic way to record and publish quick screencasts. Screenr | Instant screencasts: Just click record.
AEA Boston Links
Zeldman’s collection of links mentioned in presentations at the recent An Event Apart in Boston. Good stuff all around. http://www.zeldman.com/2011/05/05/html5-css3-ux-design-links-from-an-event-apart-boston-2011/
Layer Styles
Layer Styles made its way around the interwebs today. This is really pretty cool and something I had thought about trying to pull off a couple years ago. My thought was “wouldn’t it be cool if you had an interface … Continue reading
Zamzar – Free online file conversion
So, I received a bunch of files the other day that I had no application that could read them. Honestly, receiving these files took me back a good many years, and I began looking for clunky “viewers” that would let … Continue reading
Hippie Motherlode!
Wow.. In looking for a downloadable copy of Today in Phish History (4/6/92, one of my favorite tapes of all time), I came across a link from Phish.net that I had never come across before: the Phish Downloads Spreadsheet. Back … Continue reading
ExifTool
The fam and I took a ton of photos over the weekend (more on that forthcoming), but neither Katie’s nor Nicholas’ cameras had been adjusted for daylight savings time. Consequently, lots of photos turned up out of order, like when … Continue reading
Rubular: a Ruby regular expression editor and tester
This tool is indispensable when dealing with regex. Plug in a sample search string, and then start banging on the regex to match it. There are some differences I’ve found between regex in Ruby vs. Javascript, but even then it … Continue reading