Friday, October 30, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Allan Jardine | Reflections | Rule
Allan Jardine | Reflections | Rule.
Just as useful - if not more so.
Processing.js
Processing.js
Nice-looking way of creating visualisations and interactive animations using the HTML5 canvas element and JavaScript.
Home - Pencil Project
Home - Pencil Project.
Something to give Balsamiq or Visio + paper prototyping UI stencils a run for their money?
Itemscript.org
Itemscript.org.
One to make a note of and read up about later.
Seems like a wrapper for JSON / Ajax data transfer?
DHTML eXtensions - professional AJAX components for advanced Web UI - in your PHP, JSP, .NET, ASP and ColdFusion applications
DHTML eXtensions - professional AJAX components for advanced Web UI - in your PHP, JSP, .NET, ASP and ColdFusion applications.
If we ever want an alternative to infragistics then this might be worth a look?
Panic - Coda - One-Window Web Development for Mac OS X
Panic - Coda - One-Window Web Development for Mac OS X.
This looks great - shame I don't usually work on a Mac!
Clickframes
Clickframes is a way of defining a basic web application in xml and having a set of page specifications built for you from that xml document.
The theory is sound but it's not really prototyping as I'd see it. It seems more like a way to have people who think in xml write the spec and then translate it into a format that people who don't think in xml can understand.
Open Web Tools Directory
Mozilla has (recently) started the Open Web Tools Directory which collects together many (most?) of the useful tools, utilities and frameworks that make a web developer's job that bit more manageable.
Thursday, October 08, 2009
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Ecwid: E-Commerce Widgets
Ecwid: E-Commerce Widgets looks interesting... could be useful in the future.
Monday, October 05, 2009
Do URLs Matter?
As with so many questions, it depends.
Yes, there are some SEO benefits if the search engine in question can identify words in the URL that are also in the page.
However, it seems that whilst URLs matter a great deal to developers, end users just couldn't care less.
I'm also reminded of this entry in the PuTTY FAQ...
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