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Archive for November, 2009
New tool: Dynatrace (AJAX Edition)
27.11.2009 By: ronansprake Under: Tools Comments: none
A quick post to promote Dynatrace AJAX Edition as a new tool for debugging Javascript. I’ll continue to rely heavily on Firebug for day-to-day Javascript tasks, but the detailed information and clear interface make Dynatrace stand out.
Geocoding Images – Panaramio Google Map alternative
26.11.2009 By: adamcollison Under: Technical Comments: 2
We were recently tasked by a client to feed in all of the images on their site to a Google map (geo-coded) as seen when you turn on the google images filter. This seemed fairly straight-forward at first as pretty much anything Google does is documented and easy to pick up, for some reason this is not the case with geo-coded images.
As you may well know Google uses Panaramio to display its photos on a map, this may be fine for some but was not suitable for us.
Favourite Google Chrome features
24.11.2009 By: ronansprake Under: General Comments: none
As a front-end developer, a new Web browser on the market brings mixed feelings. I’m always keen to see new technology, especially anything that promises to improve user experience on the Web, but I’m also uninterested in yet another platform to test our Web applications against (as if Internet Explorer 6/7/8, Opera, Safari and Firefox on both Windows and Mac isn’t enough!).
Typekit: Goodbye sIFR, Cufon?
20.11.2009 By: ronansprake Under: Technical Comments: none
Typekit has been fully released (without so much as a Beta tag) and it’s about time to give it another shot. Last time I checked out Typekit, there were as many bugs as you’d expect from a developer preview release. Thankfully, a lot has changed and it’s all quite promising.
Google Wave: One month of waving
15.11.2009 By: ronansprake Under: General Comments: none
Google Wave is the new online tool from Google which offers real-time collaboration on threads called ‘waves’, which are treated as both a conversation and a document.
