So i recently acquired a new uni body macbook and have since been getting used to the switch from windows to mac. I gotta say I’m very much loving the OS X experience and the multi-touch gestures on the giant new track pad. That being said, one of the things that was really annoying me was the default modal disjointed photoshop experience. I like all my apps to be in a nice neat window container.
Auditorium is an amazingly fun and beautiful flash game. If you haven’t checked it out yet, stop reading now and take a look. The site hints that the creators are working on an iPhone and console version. I want this on my iPhone now.
I’ve written another MooTools plugin (class) for facilitating the hiding of various help messages you may have scattered throughout your app.
I’ve written a proper MooTools class for the slider I made for the portfolio page that slides the thumbnails back and forth. Here’s how it works.
I’m addicted to analytics. I check them constantly. Like most people, I use Google Analytics. Google Analytics is a great, free, incredibly powerful, analytics platform. It offers many advanced tracking options and data, most of which, few people will ever use.
TrackStar, a simple online time tracking application I’ve been working on is now accepting beta sign ups. Go check it out and sign up. I plan on giving several beta testers a free account when the application goes live. The actual beta test is slated for some time in the future when I’m confident with my own internal testing results.
So if you haven’t heard by now, here it is. Google is launching it’s very own open source browser, Google Chrome. They jumped the gun on sending out an email containing a comic book introducing their new browser set for beta release on September 2nd so they’ve made the comic book available to everyone. I was never a big comic book fan growing up, but that being said, this book is genius.
I’ve seen many articles on setting up alternating rows or “zebra stripes” for comments as well as many articles on styling author comments. I’m gonna show you how to combine the two into one function.