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Pie Guy, a free web game for iPhone
Pie Guy is a fun game for your iPhone that is free, is installed via the Web (it is a fancy Web page), works offline, and is actually a lot of fun (works sorta like Pac-Man).
Neven Mrgan, the developer of Pie Guy, built the game – not only so people can enjoy the game – [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged application, css, development, game, html, iphone, neven mrgan, open-source, pie guy, programming, web app 1 Comment
Wrap text around an image with jQSlickWrap
Neat jQuery plugin that makes it dead simple to wrap text around an image. The key point here is that it will actually wrap the text around the contents of the image, not just the bounding box of an image.
/via Simon Willison.
Bing ‘forces’ Silverlight install
Roz Savage, the Ocean Rower I linked to the other day, recently mentioned that she was a feature on Bing.com’s home page. Since I’m a few days behind on reading her posts she was no longer featured on the home page by the time I got there.
I noticed that Bing.com’s home page features have [...]
Add a progress bar to your Viddler uploads
We get this question a lot at Viddler: How can I add a progress bar to my uploads using the Viddler API? We’re always asked if this is something included in our API wrappers. Until now, it hasn’t been. That’s where phpViddlerUploadify comes in. This extension to phpViddler, our PHP wrapper for our API, makes [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged api, development, jquery, open-source, php, phpviddler, programming, progress, swfobject, uploadify, uploading, viddler, video Leave a comment
Quietube now supports Viddler
Quietube, which I linked to the other day, removes all of the cruft from around videos on sites like YouTube and now Viddler and Vimeo. Here is an example of what the result looks like with a recent episode of Wine Library TV.
When I saw Quietube I immediately recognized that, well, some people just want [...]
Quietube
You’ve probably seen this elsewhere already… but this is just like Readability in that this small bookmarklet removes all of the cruft around YouTube videos leaving you with just the video to watch.
Quietube. Great name too.
Update: I figured I’d provide an example link.
FancyZoom, rewritten using Prototype
John Nunemaker, of Ordered List, decided that Cabel Sasser's smooth zooming Javascript could use some improvement.
Posted in Links Also tagged cabel sasser, development, fancyzoom, john nunemaker, lightbox, ordered list, panic, prototype 2 Comments
The CSS Selector proposal explained for CSS noobs
Shaun Inman proposed something I didn't understand. After working through it, I think I understand it. Here is a noob explanation.
Posted in Notes Also tagged css, css selectors, john resig, jquery, proposal, shaun-inman, web-design 4 Comments
Some new Viddler things
I'd be remiss not to mention some of the stuff going on over at Viddler.
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