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Soon: zoopa home site
I'm going to open zoopa.org soon. You remember dont you? Our new community for building&maintaining an open source application. A software to bring them alltogether. A free software. A lifestreaming application. Yea it's zoopa!
Here you see zoopa's possible homesite sketch. Take a look and comment me please.
Gah!
Already been done by ChemDoodle
http://web.chemdoodle.com/overview.phpBack to the drawing board...
Easy Zoho Creator Form CSS with ZCStyles (Free on ZC Marketplace)
Just whipped up a little ZC function that makes it super easy to customize the look of ALL your forms in all your applications. I got tired of having to make markup changes in many, many html views and links when using the form customization parameters.
I've been racking my brains...
UI design
Cheminformatics or bioinformaticsand has a unique selling point or solves a unique problem. In spare moments I have tried to jot down ideas, then ruling them out with searching - quite a few had already been done. And then it hit me - chemical drawing.For 2 and a half years this was the bane of my life when I worked at Evotec. We used a Java applet based system for web drawing which, while useful and feature-rich, was a pain in the hole for integrating seamlessly into web apps, users needed Java installed for WebStart, the configuration was a real bitch. There were desktop apps as well, but again these were Java based and had limitations. What doesn't exist anywhere, to my knowledge, is a platform independent/agnostic, CSS based drawing tool which can also handle input files or SMILES strings and display them. With the CSS and javascript frameworks about, surely this would be achievable with a bit of work? So basically, does anyone know of a tool/site like this where any user with just a decent web browser (think ChromeOS/Linux here) can rock up and just draw away? Or have I hit on something here?
zoopa : ass kicking lifestream
Tonite! I'm proudly announcing zoopa. An open source lifestreaming software.
We'll be developing our source and community at - http://zoopa.org - Today I gave you some clues about it. It's community site and first screenshots will be ready soon.We're open for any contribution.Passion of creating value.
I was thinking about Jon's sweetcron for a while. You know it's a simple lifestream engine made by Jon Yongfook Cockle. Recently I've heard that he stopped it's development cuz of his own business focus.
Since I left the mambo / joomla community before 3-4 years, I was thinking about releasing an open source product.Nowadays I'm modeling smt in my mind. An open source software which's only for lifestream. After you install it in your domain, it posts your data to all social networks (facebook, posterous, tumblr, friendfeed, flickr, youtube etc.) and fetchs all your data from them. Analytics integration, comments, multi user usage, posting via web interface and posting via email. I'm still working on it and before I start to build the community. I'm open for programming contribution to the project. I prefer php,mysql for it. What do you say?
Simply-Buttons v2 with CSS
Background
I had some time a while back and read a few interesting articles on buttons:
These got me thinking… these techniques are pretty nice, but I think they can meet somewhere in the middle and make something even better, after all the button tag was created to make really nice buttons for your sites (W3 Button Element). After a little work I came up with the “Simply-Buttons Technique”.
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YouTube Favourites Search v0.04
Changelog:
- Fixed: Videos that are displayed as search results now have correct background colours (e.g. grey, white, grey, white)
Detailed Description:
This was a minor release with a simple fix to a problem I had found. Really it wasn't that big of a problem. Just when I removed videos from the list and left only the ones that matched the users search query sometimes you wouldn't have the same pattern of alternating colours that YouTube had in the first place (i.e. every even numbered video has a grey background, every odd numbered video has a white background).The fix was a simple one. A variable was defined and set to the CSS class "video even" which gives the movie a grey background. Then every time a movie is a successful match to the search query its CSS class would be changed to either "video even" if the previous one was "video odd" or "video odd" if the previous line was "video even".
//Variable decleration
var videoCSSClass = "video even";
//more code here...
//Remaining code
videos[i].setAttribute("class", videoCSSClass);
if (videoCSSClass == "video even")
{
videoCSSClass = "video odd";
}
else
{
videoCSSClass = "video even";
}
Thanks
YouTube Favourites Search Allows users to search their favoured YouTube videos from the Favourites page
