Jazz up your web page with Spritely
// Apparently, programming, like life, is sometimes going in circles. Almost 30 years ago I was doing my first steps in programming, coding sprites on my MSX2 in…
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This is not how HTML/CSS should be used! Part II
// Is this getting silly? I'd say probably not, we need to push the boundaries of tech, even if it means we end up in hyperspace :) Following…
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"Cute device"
// Legendary science fiction writer Bruce Sterling tried on #googleglass on a Robert Scoble presentation at the NEXT Berlin conference. His response: "Cute device" and "There's a very…
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Logstalgia: Visualising Apache logs
// Argh! The moment of anger when you find a cool weekend project but realize you don't really have a free weekend sometime soon :) Logstalgia is a…
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Blog Redesign, Part II
// I've been refining the redesign of this blog (see previous post about it for a screenshot of how it looked in the past) and here is the…
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Social media cross-posting with Friends+me
// I've recently posted about Fotostat (http://bit.ly/g-fotostat ) , a new service for cross-posting within several social networks, with focus on images. I have been using it with…
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Newton's playground: Javascript physics engines
The awesome animation below is actually the recorded output of a real-time #Javascript-powered physics engine. There has been quite a lof of progress in this field lately using…
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Look, I have a notification about... something
// The badge icon says I have a notification in the #Google+ app. So I open it, and click app's notifications counter. And I see this. Some (specified)…
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Blogger and the Holy Grail of unified comments
// So yesterday Google announced a further integration of Google+ comments and Blogger. If you enable the related setting, if your Blogger post is shared on G+, any…
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Now this IS parallax!
// I'm not a big fan of parallax scrolling sites. Mainly because it is CPU-intensive which means that you will have people with a bad experience and by…
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