June 2010
11 posts
SimpleGeo Blog: iOS 4.0 + SimpleGeo = Win →
Apple’s announcement of offering applications the ability to receive location updates while running in the background has given SimpleGeo another reason to shine. There are many attractive use-cases that this new feature opens up. We’re happy to announce that iPhone developers can seamlessly…
30 Unique Logo Designs That Actually Say Something →
Here’s a article that shows creative logos - below are my favorites:
The Web Shatters Focus, Rewires Brains →
The real revelation was how quickly and extensively Internet use reroutes people’s neural pathways. “The current explosion of digital technology not only is changing the way we live and communicate,” Small concluded, “but is rapidly and profoundly altering our brains.”
(via Instapaper)
Apple's HTML5 Showcase →
Quite a compelling set of demos that demonstrate the power of HTML5 and web standards- can’t wait till the majority of internet users have browsers that are capable of the amazing things HTML5 allows developers to create.
Below are some of my favorites - Its hard to believe that these were created with HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript:
Front Row Media Center Movie Trailers
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Oh snap - adding momentum to draggables with... →
Pair the physics/momentum work from this post with the webkitdragdrop from the last post, and you’ve got yourself one heck of an interactive iPhone/iPad webpage.
“towel.js is an extension for Mootools, designed to make event-based code easier to write and even more important: easier to read.
At the hart of towel.js is a modular helper system called towel, including two helpers...
Finally, a drag and drop library for the... →
Pretty excited about this - webkitdragdrop.js will allow developers to create web interfaces for the iPhone/iPad that use draggables and droppables. To try it out, visit the link on an iPad or iPhone and click/hold on the demo box.
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