Monthly Archives: December 2010

“My company, SlideShare, has been using cloud computing for almost everything we do, so we’ve made our share of blunders. Here are two of the more notable ones”

“You may have heard that Delicious is shutting down (or not?). Someone on Twitter suggested that a group of engineers should get together on a weekend and build a Delicious clone. In anticipation of this mystery group of people sitting … Continue reading →

“Chromeless is an experimental toolkit to make it possible to prototype browser applications using HTML, JavaScript and related Web standards.” — The video wouldn’t load at this moment, yet I do think they’ve wanted to embed this one right here.

“Isle of Tune lets you create musical journeys from street layouts. Roadside elements are your instruments and cars are the players.” — Be sure to click the Top 50 button and load Michael Jackson’s Beat It

ImpactJS, the HTML5 Game Engine powering the awesome Biolab Disaster, has been made available: “Impact allows you to develop HTML5 Games in no time. Games created with Impact require no browser plugins or any software installations – just a modern … Continue reading →

A highly interesting feed I’ve been following the past few days is PHP Advent, a set of articles released each day during the advent (just like 24ways, but then PHP related). Highly recommended articles are First Class APIs (a method … Continue reading →

How to exploit seven persuasion techniques on the web

The Tech Behind the New Grooveshark