Tag Archive for 'flickr'

These are my links for October 30th:

Multicolr Search Lab – Idée Inc. – Based on analysis of 10 million "interesting" creative commons licensed photos on Flickr, this site allows you to search and browse through images by colour. Really neat stuff. via jeanpoole

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These are my links for October 30th:

Code: Flickr Developer Blog » Lessons Learned while Building an iPhone Site – A great collection of tips from the Flickr development team on building sites for the iPhone and mobile devices.

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These are my links for August 20th:

ASCII Generator – Generate a ASCII graphic from a word or text.
Pixelpipe – Free your media, upload and share anywhere – Another meta-web service. This one lets you automatically post videos and still images to a variety of web services such as Flickr, Facebook, Vimeo and Youtube with one upload. They also do image hosting and can keep an archive of the files you upload, ftp them to a server or email you. (via ReadWriteWeb)

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These are my links for August 17th:

Transcendent Interactions: Collaborative Contexts and Relationship-based Computing – A presentation from 2004 by Stewart Butterfield, Ben Cerveny & Eric Costello from Ludicorp on the social aspects of web applications and services. A discussion of the philosophy, lessons learnt and innovations from Game Neverending which led into the development of Flickr

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These are my links for August 10th:

WP CODA – A WordPress theme which uses jQuery to allow the user to browse through individual pages/tabs with an sliding animation. It looks all cool and flash like, but it removes the ability to permalink to a particular page. Still, could be a useful technique for the right kind of site.
FriendFeed – FriendFeed aggregates all of your activity from sites like Flickr, Twitter, Delicious, Last.fm, YouTube and Vimeo into one place. It also provides an RSS feed with this combined content and a widget for embedding on any webpage. It also has an API for developer use which can return data in XML or JSON, nice.

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