Posts Tagged With: scripts
· July 15, 2008 at 5:19 am · Web Development
Tags: demos, development, features, javascript, meteora, mootools, scripts, tools
The team behind Meteora have set out to do something different and cool. They have launched a lunch box filled with rich and customizable web applications that you can use right here, right now. No pages of documentation to be read, and no need for excessive programing knowledge.
Here are a few more details from the developers:
Meteora is built on top of MooTools and the package comes with a full version of that framework. If you’re already a MooTools user you may read Quick start for mootools users, if you have not used MooTools before just keep reading.
After you have uncompressed Meteora, you’ll notice that it’s around 1.1M in size, this is mainly because of all the images it contains, also because it’s distributed with a full version of the MooTools framework. But do not worry about loading times, with Meteora’s automatic dependency resolution your browser will download only the javascript the page needs and nothing more.
I do have to say, some of this looks even easy enough for me to wrap my head around. These tools would be perfect to slice into your recent project or web page and offer a lot of eye candy and functionality to the mix.
Not convinced yet? Check out the demos to see this powerful set of tools at work.
· February 28, 2008 at 9:24 am · Web Development
Tags: clone, copy, MySpace, scripts, twitter, Web-2.0, youtube
How does it go again, if you can’t beat them - join them? How about copying them instead? There seem to be a lot of clone scripts out there for some of the more popular destinations on the Web.
Attack of the Web 2.0 Clones!
* = need to pay for it
** = not really a clone, is the software used to run Wikipedia
See, even you can run your own Web 2.0 masterpiece! All you need is a little time, a solid hosting account and your own origional take, version or spin on the already popular idea.
· November 13, 2007 at 6:49 am · Hot Web Topics
Tags: folders, Gmail, gmail 2, Greasemonkey, labels, scripts
As some might have realized by now, the new Gmail is great and all - but it breaks a lot of old Greasemonkey scripts that i have grown to love. Over time though, it seems that these crafty developers won’t be held down. Instead they are re-tooling their work and getting them back out there for the public to enjoy.
Here is the list of Greasemonkey scripts that are now working with the new Gmail 2 interface.
Some of these have been wrapped into the new Better Gmail 2 (from the Lifehacker crew) and I am sure others will follow suit. Know of any others that I might have missed?
· August 21, 2007 at 6:32 am · Online Tools
Tags: Google, Greasemonkey, links, reader, Resources, RSS, scripts
Want to hide the sidebar menu in Google Reader but you can’t remember exactly which keyboard combination that was suppose to be? For the combination challenged - I have found a great Greasemonkey user script that does the trick.
The GR Menu Hider gives you that option. After installing it just click the link and your sidebar is there - then it is not. By hiding the menu you can have a larger space to read your feeds.
Tip: For those of you who don’t want the extra script, the way you hide the sidebar via the keyboard shortcut is by hitting the “U” key.
You can go pick up the Greasemonkey script here to install. The only thing different was I wish it was a little icon instead of the words “Toggle menu”. That just seems to stick out like a sore thumb to me.
· June 5, 2007 at 6:48 am · Online Tools
Tags: download, easy, Greasemonkey, hacks, scripts, videos, youtube
There are a few videos on YouTube I wouldn’t mind saving to watch later - take this one for example. Come on, I know you could all watch my Web hosting stress relief video all day long. Why go get a new extension to do a job I can do myself with a simple Greasemonkey user script? This is all you need to do - pick up the YouTube Video Download script at userscripts.org for Greasemonkey.
After doing so - you get a pretty little download icon as you see in the image above where you can download any video from the Web site. You’ll get it as an .flv file. Then you can play it in that format using a player like VLC Media Player or convert it to something else.
· August 9, 2006 at 4:45 am · Online Tools
Tags: easy, factory, forms, free, generators, scripts
Need some help making your form ideas into a reality? If you find learning PHP to be a drag, and you just want an Online form you made to work, you might give the Web Form Factory a shot.
Web Form Factory is an open source web form generator which automatically generates the necessary backend code to tie your form to a database. By generating the backend code for you, WFF saves you time.
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