These are my links for July 15th:
- HTMLMediaElement Class Reference – Complete list of attributes, events and methods for dealing with audio and video in HTML5 via Safari/WebKit.
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These are my links for July 8th:
- Terminal Tips and Tricks For Mac OS X – Super User – Some very handy commands for the MacOS command line.
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(0)These are my links for June 22nd:
- jQuery Fundamentals – An excellent jQuery reference book. The project is also hosted on GitHub where all contributions and translations are tracked. A pdf version is also available there. CC licensed.
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(0)These are my links for June 21st:
- Safari HTML5 Audio and Video Guide: Controlling Media with JavaScript – How to build custom HTML5 video controls with javascript and get information such as percentage downloaded.
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(0)These are my links for May 18th:
- Safari Client-Side Storage and Offline Applications Programming Guide: Using the JavaScript Database – Beginning in Safari 3.1 and iPhone OS 2.0, Safari supports the HTML5 JavaScript database class. The JavaScript database class, based on SQLite, provides a very basic relational database intended for local storage of content that is too large to conveniently store in cookies (or is too important to accidentally delete when the user clears out his or her cookies).
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(0)These are my links for June 29th:
- infochimps.org — Find Any Dataset in the World – Infochimps.org’s mission is to increase the world’s access to data. It contains tagged, categorised, ranked links to a variety of large freely available datasets such as encyclopedic, geographic and census data.
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(0)These are my links for March 25th:
- IP address geolocation SQL database | Share your knowledge! – A free SQL database of IP geolocation with country, city, region, latitude and longitude.
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(0)These are my links for December 5th:
- Function Reference/wpdb Class « WordPress Codex – WordPress provides a class of functions for all database manipulations. The class is called wpdb.
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(0)These are my links for December 1st:
- Function Reference/wp insert post « WordPress Codex – This function inserts posts (and pages) in the database. It sanitizes variables, does some checks, fills in missing variables like date/time, etc. It takes an object as its argument and returns the post ID of the created post (or 0 if there is an error).
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(0)These are my links for November 25th:
- Quantization — IM v6 Examples – "Reducing the number of colors or replacing specific colors is a very complex and difficult step in ImageMagick, and that is the topic covered in this example pages."… actually doesn't seem to hard!
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(0)These are my links for November 25th:
- N.E.R.D.: Eject your Mac's CD tray from command line…… – I had to open the tray on the server at work today which has no keyboard or monitor directly connected. After SSHing in, this command did the trick: drutil eject
- How to build ImageMagick and install RMagick with MacPorts on Mac OS X Leopard | Educate. Liberate. – Guide to installing ImageMagick image processing tool from the command line using MacPorts.
sudo port install tiff -macosx #disables the linkage with Apple's open gl
sudo port install ImageMagick - MacPorts Guide – MacPorts is a system for compiling, installing, and managing open source software for MacOS X.
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(0)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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(0)These are my links for September 8th:
- fresh + new(er) — discussion of issues around digital media and museums – Just stumbled across this development blog from the Seb Chan and the web team behind the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney. From the site: "The purpose of the site is to act as a repository and sounding board for discussions around digital media and its use in museums. It evolved from a team discussion tool into a sector resource."
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(0)These are my links for August 25th:
- user_authenticate | Drupal API –
- Automatic login to Drupal after external authentication (SSO?) | drupal.org – How to authenticate a username and password against a Drupal site's membership from outside of the site.
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(0)These are my links for August 17th:
- David Gristwood's Blog : 21 Rules of Thumb – How Microsoft develops its Software – Leaving aside jokes about how Microsoft develops it's software… this article includes 21 Rules of Thumb for Shipping Great Software on Time by Jim McCarthy from Microsoft. Some good project managment tips, many which could be applied well to any kind of major project.
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(0)These are my links for August 16th:
- Video Players – a set on Flickr – Interaction designer, filmmaker and theater artist Jen Simmons has put together a great collection of screenshots featuring video players from a variety of websites. via delicious.com/vogmae
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(0)These are my links for August 15th:
- : StevenClark.com.au – Just added this web developer's blog to my RSS reader. Some good reference material on design, semantic and standards based web practices.
- WordPress Themes and the functions.php file : i.Farang – A good introduction to the use of the functions.php file in WordPress themes. Adding code here can give your theme unique, additional functionality like an integrated plugin. It also provides a means for giving users the ability to customise the look of the theme via the admin menu by selecting colours etc.
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(0)These are my links for August 14th:
- Adobe – Developer Center : Wireframing with Fireworks CS3 – I've been a big fan of Fireworks for ages and have used it in the design process of several websites but somehow missed the fact that it had a library of standard interface widgets built in, designed for wireframing sites and applications. Very handy. They're all 9 sliced so they scale nicely.
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(0)These are my links for August 9th:
- MySpace Crossposter v2.0a Released – The WordPress to MySpace Auto Crossposter is a WordPress plugin that publishes all of your WordPress blog entries to your MySpace blog at the time of publication. (via Create Digital Motion)
- WordPress › Gigs Calendar « WordPress Plugins – This plugin is geared toward bands and musicians to manage and display a calendar of their gigs within WordPress. It's meant to be as easy as possible for both the musician and the fan. It even manages venue data complete with mapping and ticket links. (via Create Digital Motion)
- Vimeo Developer API – Vimeo provide a nice set of API hooks for interacting with their database of clips and users. Lots of options such as returning REST (XML), JSON or serialized PHP.
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