June 30th in JavaScript, MIT License by . 1 comment .

Juitter

While messing with Twitter itself on a regular basis is nothing but a huge waste of time (my personal opinion, of course, you’re free to disagree with it), I have to admit that a lot of the messages sent by Twitter user may lead to useful information. Great, but how …

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May 26th in CSS, JavaScript, Other License by . no comment .

OpenJS Grid

I hate statistics. I think I said that before, but I must say it again. It’s my hate for the math behind it, not anything else, since I must also admit that a lot of useful information is contained in various databases and tables. When it comes to displaying them, …

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May 24th in BSD License, JavaScript by . 1 comment .

Leaflet

In case you missed the big news, the Apocalypse was supposed to drop by this last weekend. Since it seems everyone missed it, I guess we need a map now to find it. That reverend-liar-bastard surely disappeared to continue his quest to find it and show it to the world… …

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May 19th in BSD License, JavaScript by . no comment .

WebApp.Net

iPhone application developers, get ready – this one’s for you! Hate it or love it, the iPhone is a real gold mine for developers too, not just for Apple, the carriers and those into making accessories for it, so I decided to find some nice iPhone-related piece of code to …

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May 17th in GPL License, JavaScript by . no comment .

tooltipsy

Need a hand? Hey, this week is just taking off, so I see nothing bad in asking for a bit of help, even if it comes shaped as a tooltip. This is not necessarily about software, since I’ve seen a lot of websites that really needed some tooltip-based assistance to …

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May 10th in CSS, JavaScript, Other License, PHP by . no comment .

G5

I don’t know about you, but “G5″ sounds like an assault rifle to me – in fact, I am almost sure you have to find some military-related meaning for it, but since we’re supposed to be talking about webdev stuff here… let’s move to the G5 framework, shall we? Today’s …

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May 5th in CSS, GPL License, JavaScript by . no comment .

Sencha Touch

Not too long ago, we talked about mobl, “a new free and open source language designed specially to speed up building mobile applications.” Well, today we’ll move to another similar piece of code, namely Sencha Touch – after all, it’s incredible how popular became smartphones and mobile Internet in the …

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May 3rd in GPL License, JavaScript by . no comment .

vintageJS

A few days ago, I read an article about the closure of the last factory in the world still making typewriters (I think we’re talking about the last mechanical typewriters manufacturer, in fact). If we leave aside the fact that it’s amazing that the factory was still in business back …

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April 21st in Image Galleries, JavaScript, Other License by . no comment .

Skitter

Online image galleries that also offer some cool animations when moving from one picture to another never get old, don’t you think? Sure, some people may say that watching slideshows instead of checking a bunch of thumbnails and going for the thing you want to see is a waste of …

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March 24th in Code, CSS, JavaScript, MIT License by . 1 comment .

mobl

This entire mobile Internet revolution we’re going through seems to be moving faster than the programming/software worlds, but I am sure they’re already catching up. After all, there has been enough patching up of old stuff so far, the time has come for new languages and technologies to jump forward …

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