Posts filed under "code-monkey"
SourceForge Redesigned - Don't typically go there anymore as I've more or less found most of my software requirements in one way or another at the moment, however this was ...
@font-face: The Potential of Web Typography - Great showcase of what's to come by using the @font-face rule in CSS. Open this in Firefox 3.5 only. Tried a couple of ...
http://brokenkode.com/font-face-the-potential-of-web-typography
Chrome Experiments - Crazy stuff that google's V8 engine allows you to do in Chrome. Not sure how useful, but you know experimentation breeds creativity, which breeds innovation.
Switch Display Options - Added to my collection of options I might use for my eventual illustrations category on the site.
Chevereto - Open Source Image hosting script. This looks like a pretty cool idea, however I haven't had much love playing around with it, as the software hasn't really been ...
First Screenshot of Chrome for the Mac - Easily my favourite app on Windows (after Excel). Although I've been using Webkit proper for a week now (much faster), the speed ...
feedly: a magazine-like start page - Easily my favourite Firefox plugin; so much so I'm considering using Firefox as my main browser because of this plugin.
TweetBacks - Great little plugin for WordPress (that will hopefully be making it's way over to Habari) that bring Tweetbacks. Think of them as trackbacks only made of tweets.
Carrot Creative - A bit jquery heavy (I don't think I've ever seen that many transitions in one place, but it's done relatively tactfully.
Simple takes time - Jason Santa Maria on design times. I loved the Mark Twain quote, which I'd never heard before, "I didn’t have time to write you a short ...
Typeface.js - Great little alternative to sIFR (which I've never really used). The implementation on this seems very welcome and definitely something I'll look into for use on the site.
So Google is going to be releasing a browser later on today, called Google Chrome. You can also have a look at the comic book that Scott Mcloud did ...
There is definitely something to be said about a slow burning design. At least from where I'm sitting. I started redesigning the 'Kode last week but the deal I made ...
In a word, RUBBISH. The newest MacHeist is up and running and basically it's a really poor showing this time around. See the last time was an AMAZING collection ...
Elsewhere.brokenkode.com (powered by Asaph) is a an images dumping ground for things that inspire me and has been up and running for a week or so. I'll hopefully get ...
So the guys over at Pixelmator have just released yet another update on their excellent little image editor. Now the thing that has impressed me more with this little editor ...
VectorMagic is a free online application that turns your bitmaps into vectors. It's the work of two students at Stanford and I've got to say that it really does work ...
So I finally got around to doing some work on Habari this weekend, which was awesome. First time I actually used SVN and the guys and gals on the channel ...
The Phiculator is a great little application, that you can download as a flash file as well (don't know but I love applications that come as flash files). It calculates ...
Olav's just released his Blueprint CSS framework. What I like about it is the overall idea and clever little things like how to implement the grid structure.
The second official release of Habari, version 0.2 is out the door. Everyone has been working real hard, always with love, always with passion. One of the things that ...