- convert timestamps to ‘cuter’ language-styled forms (e.g. yesterday, 2 hours ago, last year, in the future!),
- customize the time scales and output formatting, and
- dynamically update the displayed CuteTime(s) upon request and/or automatically.
Web application R&D notes, from the world of Java, Flex, CSS, XHTML, Flash, .NET, cross-browser compatibility, JavaScript, AJAX, ADA compliance, Photoshop, and any and all things related to Web development!
30 November 2009
jQuery Plugin: It’s CuteTime!
28 November 2009
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19 November 2009
Powerful and free automated testing for web apps
The Selenium IDE is a Firefox plugin, providing powerful and intuitive tools to automate web app testing.
15 November 2009
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13 November 2009
The Internet is a brain
This might sound far-fetched, but compare the two images below. The one on the left is a partial map of the Internet; the one on the right is an image of brain neurons. Jeff Stibel has an intriguing article on this subject:
Let's get concrete about what I mean here. The brain is one of the most complex networks in the world, with more neurons than there are stars in the galaxy. Its hardware is a complex network of neurons; its software a complex network of memories. And so too is the Internet a network. Its hardware is a complex network of computers; its software a complex network of websites. There is a lot we can learn from the brain and it can tell us where the Internet is headed next.
11 November 2009
09 November 2009
Google's Colsure Tools
"The Closure tools help developers to build rich web applications with JavaScript that is both powerful and efficient." More here: http://code.google.com/closure/. Tools include:
- A JavaScript optimizer
- A comprehensive JavaScript library
- An easy templating system for both Java & JavaScript
07 November 2009
06 November 2009
Yahoo help forums
If you're a Yahoo User Interface (YUI) Library developer or a user of any Yahoo product, you can find help on the forums listed here: http://developer.yahoo.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=1716
Top 10 Websites to Get Internet Usage Statistics
Needed to find some Internet stats and came across these: http://www.dailyblogtips.com/internet-usage-statistics/ and http://techcrunchies.com/growth-rate-of-internet/
05 November 2009
Print directory information
Ever needed to print information about a folder on your machine, such as filenames and paths? Karen's Directory Printer to the rescue. Lots of options on what to print and how. Cool and free tool.
03 November 2009
Why You Need to be Using Gravatars
Have you every noticed how, on most blogs, some of the comments are accompanied by images – usually of the commenter or their logo – while others, even on the same blog, may simply be accompanied by a default or otherwise generated image? Have you ever wondered how people get these images?More details at: http://blog.echoenduring.com/2009/11/03/why-you-need-to-be-using-gravatars/
Most of the time, it’s simply their Gravatar.
Yahoo's Graded Browser Support
Yahoo has a great way of classifying browsers:
An appropriate support strategy allows every user to consume as much visual and interactive richness as their environment can support. This approach—commonly referred to as progressive enhancement — builds a rich experience on top of an accessible core, without compromising that core.More details here: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/articles/gbs/
Hybrid onboarding: Cut back on all those passwords
Google has an article about reducing the number of passwords your users have to remember: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/cutting-back-on-your-long-list-of.html
02 November 2009
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