After having quickly written DeliciousBackup I couldn’t resist myself into adding a wee bit more functionality to it. The result is a project called Yummy!. It’s goal: to become a self hosted Delicious.
Introducing Yummy! — A self hosted Delicious
How to clone Delicious in 48 hours
“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 down and doing this, I thought I’d make a quick todo list for them.”
Chromeless 0.1
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ImpactJS HTML5 Game Engine
DeliciousBackup, running a local, browsable backup of your Delicous bookmarks.
PHP Advent Calendar
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 I suggest all my students to use when building an advanced project), Bits and PHPieces …
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A new green file format: WWF
Save a tree, and save your PDF files as WWF — “The WWF format is a PDF that cannot be printed out. It’s a simple way to avoid unnecessary printing. So here’s your chance to save trees and help the environment. Decide for yourself which documents don’t need printing out – then simply save them …