Posts tagged: Web Development

I don’t get Google Wave

Posted October 16 by Dan Cryer

Thought I’d quickly stick something up before I went away, in hope that I’ll get some responses whilst I’m away over the weekend. I’ve been using Google Wave for a while now, as I was in the first round of invites, and the developer preview before that… but I say using in the loosest sense [...]

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Google Chrome Twitter Extension: TweetPage

Posted October 15 by Dan Cryer

I’ve just written another Google Chrome extension, this time a little more complex. It’s a Twitter ‘Tweet This Page’ extension, much like the many available bookmarklets, except this one allows you to tweet directly from within the extension, without leaving the site you’re on to go to twitter.com. You’ll need to log into Twitter the [...]

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Chrome NoFollow extension updated

Posted October 15 by Dan Cryer

As a quick follow up to my nofollow marker post, I’ve put up a new version of the extension. It does exactly the same job as the old one, except without the need for any JavaScript. The new extension simply uses the following CSS: a[rel~=nofollow] { background-color: #FCC !important; border: 1px dashed #F55 !important; color: #600 [...]

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New W3C site live at w3.org

Posted October 14 by Dan Cryer

The W3C have just launched their new web site at w3.org. It looks pretty sweet, and adds a bit of style to what was previously a dreary resource. They’ve also gathered up related standards into sections, which makes them a little easier to find. Great work, I say. Being an epic nerd, the first thing [...]

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Site Profiler – Domain and Link Information Tool

Posted October 10 by Dan Cryer

I spent a couple of hours tonight putting together a simple web site profiling tool. It allows you to see some useful information about a page, including it’s server IP address and location, the domain name contact, and some of the outgoing links from that site. It’s worth noting that the tool crawls roughly five [...]

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