Time to take a break from the WordPress Plugins. This time, its a Gimp Plugin. Gimp, or GNU Image Manipulation Program, is a software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. Its what we Linux guys use instead of Photoshop. Web 2.0 Shadows is a Gimp Plugin – or as Gimpers call it, a Script-fu.
C – the root of all modern language’s syntax. Here is the hello script for C. A ‘Hello Script‘ is a file that contains the […]
I am one of the geeks behind Alertle. Its a web based RSS Reader. I am responsible for a good amount of the JavaScript areas […]
Web 2.0 – almost everyone have heard the term – but few are sure about its meaning. Unfortunately, it cannot be defined easily. People in […]
You don’t have to write a lot of code to get tagging support in your Ruby on Rails application – you just have to install […]
Desktop and Web application needs icons. Icons make the app more usable than an all-text application. If you are building a desktop application, your framework […]
I have created the second version of the JavaScript Shortcut Library. It is one of my more popular scripts. This script eases the work involved […]
Almost all distributed web applications has an installer – it makes installation process easier for the end user. I will try to outline some of […]
In Nexty I used CSS to create a inexpensive templating system. You can see it in action in the settings page of Nexty. Currently I […]
Using icons is a must for all Web 2.0 apps. I have used this principle liberally in Nexty. When I was creating Nexty, I learned […]
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