audionerd

11 ms·

61.
120,000+ computer narrated Wikipedia image slideshows(wiki-videos.com)
1 points by audionerd 14y ago|0 comments
62.
by audionerd 15y ago
TextEdit has a handy, but often overloooked, use as a basic HTML editor for non-technical contributors. (see: http://www.musingsfrommars.org/2007/03/using-text-edit-as-ht... ) While researching ways to parse the Web Archive HTML format it
63.
TextEdit's full (?) source code is available online(developer.apple.com)
4 points by audionerd 15y ago|1 comments
64.
Best of jQuery: An opinionated visual collection of jQuery interaction plugins(bestofjquery.com)
4 points by audionerd 15y ago|0 comments
65.
TerrificJS: modularize jQuery code with OOCSS naming conventions
1 points by audionerd 15y ago|0 comments
66.
Introduction to "ds": A Data Structure Library for Flash Games(lab.polygonal.de)
1 points by audionerd 15y ago|0 comments
67.
MESH: SSO via SSH public key authentication(people.nas.nasa.gov)
7 points by audionerd 15y ago|2 comments
68.
by audionerd 15y ago
I like what you did here. It's common for new developers to rely heavily on complicated Lightbox scripts, because it seems daunting to implement one on their own. Your script would be good for a beginner to review. It covers the 80% case.
69.
by audionerd 15y ago
Pair with a Guardfile and guard-shell to sync whenever a local file changes – https://github.com/guard/guard-shell
70.
by audionerd 15y ago
This is my weekend hack. It's only a few hours old, but I'm looking for early feedback if anyone's interested. It's a YAML-powered local editor for static sites (e.g., sites built with the Middleman Ruby library) My main influence is the e
71.
MiddleManager: a mostly-powerless little content manager for static sites(github.com)
1 points by audionerd 15y ago|1 comments
72.
by audionerd 15y ago
I really like this idea, and it's one I wish I had time to work on myself. I think there's a real need for something like this. I've come to the conclusion that a project like this would only be successful if contributors are expected to do
73.
by audionerd 15y ago
Looks great! Thanks for the tip. I thought I'd mention, for those who prefer a modern Ruby stack, it is possible to install a JSON REST plugin for Wordpress (like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/json-api/ ) on the back-end, and write y
74.
by audionerd 15y ago
What happened to Dan Kottke? The Wikipedia article doesn't seem to get into it.
75.
by audionerd 15y ago
If you can now run automated searches across multiple Dropbox accounts, think what that does for aggregating file storage and sharing. Imagine how easy it would be to build a multi-user pseudo-P2P file search/share app on top of Dropbox now
76.
Foundation: HTML/CSS boilerplate that responds to changing screen dimensions(foundation.zurb.com)
118 points by audionerd 15y ago|22 comments
77.
Embeddable player for distributing HTML5 games and apps(playmycode.com)
14 points by audionerd 15y ago|2 comments
78.
"Think Different", narrated by Steve Jobs(quietube.com)
2 points by audionerd 15y ago|0 comments
79.
MIT’s ‘Artificial leaf’ makes fuel from sunlight(web.mit.edu)
166 points by audionerd 15y ago|28 comments
80.
by audionerd 15y ago
I wonder if this approach could be used for more "static" sites as well? This sounds great for JavaScript-heavy web apps, but what if there's server-side HTML generation involved?
81.
Cross-browser kerning-pairs & ligatures (with one line of CSS)(aestheticallyloyal.com)
2 points by audionerd 15y ago|0 comments
82.
by audionerd 15y ago
Speaking of kerning, here's a simple CSS declaration for modern browsers: text-rendering: optimizeLegibility; ... which will give you improved handling of kerning pairs and ligatures. see: http://www.aestheticallyloyal.com/public/
83.
by audionerd 15y ago
How does this differ from http://www.kernjs.com/ ?
84.
by audionerd 15y ago
I was first introduced to the concept of 'streams' akin to this in SuperCollider, which uses them as building blocks for musical patterns. http://danielnouri.org/docs/SuperColliderHelp/Streams-Patter... http://danielnouri.org/docs/SuperC
85.
Google Art Project(googleartproject.com)
2 points by audionerd 15y ago|1 comments
86.
by audionerd 15y ago
Is this just a way to trigger rsync every time a change happens to a given folder? Looks like this command powers it: rsync -rav --stats --log-file=/home/$USER_NAME/.lipsyncd/lipsyncd.log -e "ssh -l $USER_NAME -p $SSH_PORT" --delete $RE
87.
The "Nirvana fallacy"(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by audionerd 15y ago|0 comments
88.
Developer open-sources 200+ hr project after client refuses to pay(github.com)
413 points by audionerd 15y ago|131 comments
89.
by audionerd 15y ago
I noticed C#/.NET didn't make the list.
90.
Building an Admin/Backend/CMS with Rails 3.1(iain.nl)
1 points by audionerd 15y ago|0 comments

More ›