Twita@talinkahashify your tweets
Monday, May 25th, 2009
Well hello everyone. I had previously tweeted about this a few weeks ago… but sometimes I forget more folks follow this blog than my Twitter.
If any of you use our Twitter API to embed your latest statuses on your website, here is a simple little script that will do a few niceties for you. This includes linkafying, hashtagifying, and of course the most important, atify (aka: “at replies”).
Hit the jump to find out more on how to use it.
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Prototypes
- InterModule javascript library
Submitted by Delan - jQuery window.name transport plugin
Submitted by Marko Mrdjenovic - Forcing New Windows on Users Script
Submitted by bradley cooper - Unobtrusive Expand and Collapse Navigation
Submitted by bradley cooper - LOLcanvas
Submitted by Paul O'Shannessy - JUNE - the JavaScript Framework
Submitted by Costin Trifan - Track Attack
Submitted by Ray Hauge - Simple Image Popouts
Submitted by Matt Snider - Creating an After Effects Numerical Input
Submitted by Josh - Using the XML DOM Without Writing 15,0000 Lines of Code
Submitted by Stephen Sorensen
Dailies
- Interesting comparison by Rockwell between the 5Dmk2 and the D3x
- Introducing Picasa for Mac (at Macworld!)
- The Ray Flash Adapter by ExpoImaging
- The Nikon D3x is here
- Nikon F5 (film) versus Nikon D700 (Digital)
- Lively is being shut down by end of year
- South Park Obama Victory Episode
- Time for Palin to answer tough questions
- The New Yorker: Barack Obama is the recommended leader
- Official Gmail Blog: New in Labs: Don't send email when you're drunk
- Steve Souders releases Hammerhead
- Google's Android-powered phone launched
JavaScript Video Tutorial Screencasts
Learn the fundementals of the Yahoo! User Interface utilities
and how to add progressive enhancements to your webpages with only applying the basics.
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Learn how to add Ajax to your website using the Yahoo! UI Connection Manager with
minimal code and maximum flexibility.
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Learn how to write a client-side Web Service API in JavaScript using Object
Oriented methodologies along with a best-practices approach that will allow you to
play nice with the other JavaScript kids in your neighborhood.
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People
Podcasts
Episode 16: A fictional JavaScript tale
This episode was done solo as I tell a fictional tale about five JavaScript kids (among others) that I wrote during a night I wasn’t able to get any sleep. It features a few of the greatest JavaScripters around as the characters including the following:
- Dustin Diaz (myself)
- Dan Webb
- John Resig
- Peter Paul
- Justin Palmer
- Copy Paste Boy (Billy)
Episode 15: Venni viddi vicci of Events
Justin Palmer in many ways felt like the brother I never had even though I will claim to have other JavaScript mafia brothers as well.
Aside from that matter, the “Experience Engineer” from Encytemedia (and Prototype enthusiast) and I spoke about the various forms of Events that all encompass JavaScript. And indeed; we came, we saw, and we conquered.
About ./with Imagination
Hi, my name is Dustin Diaz and I am a User Interface Engineer at Twitter, author of JavaScript Design Patterns, and a photographer This is my website. Welcome!
On this site I write about JavaScript; I have some podcasts; I also have a few screencasts for those of you who are visual learners. All that aside, if you learn something from me: Excellent. I appreciate you dropping by.
If you have any more interest in learning more about what I do, how long I've been doing it, or how to get a hold of me, you can send a @reply to me on Twitter or simply send an email to dustin[at]dustindiaz[dot]com
