Keith Frias sees himself as an artist whose talent is in a state of coma, and a tech gadget freak who also loves to dabble in photography.
Here’s a nice PHP snippet that some of you might find useful with regards to information on YouTube videos. It’s a code that I came across over at PHPZAG that will parse the various types of YouTube URLs and then returning their embed iframe. <?php function parseYoutubeURL($link, $width=430, $height=230){ $final = ‘<iframe width=”‘.$width.‘” height=”‘.$height.‘” src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/{code}” [...]
Created by the guys at Photoshop Star, this tutorial shows you how you can make a cool unusual 3D-like text effect using some of the tools in Photoshop. It’s so simple that rookies can easily make it work. For this text, Familian font was used. The tools you’re going to need are Gradient Tool, Radial [...]
Our featured tutorial for today is from Chris Spooner of LINE25, and what it’s about is recreating that classic and attractive calendar (or date) icon which I’m pretty sure is quite familiar to everyone; we usually see it on various user interfaces to represent an organizer app or widget. But in this tutorial,,you’re going to [...]
Web designers and developers know that compressing files into one single archive file such as a ZIP file is always a necessity when it comes to uploading huge amount of files onto a server, which means having to unzip the file once it has been uploaded. People have tried to come up with ways to [...]
There’s this interesting article and tutorial written by Brian Gardner that I thought I’d feature in today’s post. It’s about building a Tumblr-style blog with WordPress. In it he also points out the reason why you might want to try it – or rather, should do it. Since the release of version 3.1, WordPress has [...]
Here’s a great tutorial from wpwidgets by Agnis that teaches you how you can display an image on your site in various thumbnail sizes without having to produce multiple files to represent each. Let’s say you have a line of socks that you want to sell online and you want to have the very same [...]
If you chat a lot with your friends at Facebook then you might have already noticed the new update they implemented to their chat system, but in case you haven’t, read on. The update I’m referring to is called the “Seen” feature. Basically it’s a feature that lets the sender of a chat or private [...]
Cubism.js is a great D3 plugin developed by Mike Bostock for displaying time series in real-time. With Cubism, you’ll be able to create better real-time dashboards, pulling data from various sources. In terms of flexibility, Cubism.js is highly customizable via CSS and JavaScript, and it also lets you add new chart types and modes of [...]
Today’s featured jQuery plugin is called the Dynamic Grid: XML Gallery from Nikolay Dyankov. It’s a plugin that lets you create an image gallery slider that is highly customizable, and by customizable I mean not only can you change the animation but also the layout (no. of rows & columns), scroll speed, padding, etc. It [...]
When you’re using Python’s virtualenv in your project, there might come a time when you’re going to be required to use libraries in other languages. When that happens, chances are you might want to have them installed in your virtual environment as well. This tutorial from 2general will show you how to do just that [...]
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