Author Archives: Bramus!

A week of FourSquare check-ins in NYC visualized, including some spiffy heatmaps! Want to create your own version for Gowalla, then check out GowallaHEAT (beta) which I created a while ago 🙂

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CSS3 Regions, a work-in-progress by Adobe: Threading content: Content that flows from one area to another. Arbitrarily shaped containers: Text displayed in non-rectangular areas. Arbitrarily shaped exclusions: Text can wrap around arbitrary shapes. Region styling: Styling content depending on the area in which it flows. Some nice proposals, yet it makes me wonder where this …

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SLR Camera Simulator: Experiment with the lighting, ISO, aperture, shutter, and distance settings while observing the readings in the camera viewfinder; Snap the photo and review the result.

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instagr.am + statistics = statigr.am (check out mine for example)

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Layer Styles is a web based tool which provides you with a Photoshop alike layer styles panel which allows you to manipulate various CSS3 properties with immediate preview. Nifty. Very nifty! (via)

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The purpose of this license is to permit the broadest feasible scope for reuse and modification of creative work, restricted only by the requirement that one is not a dick about it. http://dbad-license.org/license →

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Peity is a simple jQuery plugin that converts an element’s content into a simple <canvas> mini pie line or bar chart .

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UniBrows is an IE add-on that runs the complete IE6 rendering engine and web-application platform inside an IE8 tab. Now, this might seem odd at first (why on earth would one want to take a few steps backwards?), but it essentially is a giant leap forward as it will allow some giant corporations to upgrade …

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