Archive for the 'Web' Category
SiteCapture released!
Monday, January 8th, 2007Finally! SiteCapture 1.0 is officially released. It’s a software utility for Mac OS X which creates screen shots and thumbnails of web pages. With one click, SiteCapture loads a set of web pages and creates images in the format you want. The last feature that made it into version 1.0 is an Automator action which [...]
SiteCapture coming soon!
Thursday, August 24th, 2006More information will be posted on my Mac OS X software page soon.
AFLAX
Friday, July 28th, 2006While reading the Ajaxian news, I stumbled upon Aptana which finally led me to AFLAX through one of its screencasts. AFLAX is Flash based canvas object which can be fully accessed by JavaScript. That’s what I call a great idea! Now you can use Flash without even touching the Flash IDE.
JavaScript Debugger for WebKit
Wednesday, June 21st, 2006The latest WebKit nightly build incorporates a second application called Drosera which is a standalone JavaScript debugger. To debug JavaScript, Drosera can connect to a debug server which can be any application using a recent WebKit build, like the latest Safari-WebKit build itself. After having been attached, Drosera can display any part of JS currently [...]
Upgrading to Ruby On Rails 1.1
Wednesday, March 29th, 2006There is that little web app at work which was based on Rails 1.0 and uses the upload progress indicator. This feature was marked as experimental in the Rails 1.0 API documentation. After upgrading to Rails 1.1 following the simple instructions in the Rails blog and restarting the Apache web server, the Rails app didn’t [...]
Flock
Sunday, October 23rd, 2005After reading the news about Flock on CNET News, I installed the social browser based on Firefox. Because I wanted to check out all its features, I signed up for a del.icio.us account since I already had all other web accounts needed to take fully advantage of Flock. It’s really nice to see how fast [...]
Total Integration
Sunday, October 16th, 2005What do you think of it? I created a special theme for WordPress, so this blog fits visually into my website. As for the site navigation bar on the left, it’s a small PHP include directive which displays the site structure and highlights the current location.
New snapmania release!
Tuesday, October 4th, 2005We have just released a new version of snapmania which now features a blog posting module for individual images or web albums. Guess who developed this feature?- Oh, and I forgot: Perl still sucks!
Web Upload using Drag and Drop
Thursday, August 25th, 2005While investigating about competing online photo sharing and photo album services to snapmania (our company‘s online photo editing and sharing application), I discovered a nice way to upload pictures on Yahoo Photos. Using Mozilla Firefox, you can install a plug-in which allows you to drag picture files directly from the Finder to the website to [...]