Hi guys, I found some tutorials about how to do those Web 2.0 special effects that are pretty much every where recently. There are hundreds of tutorials… I will list just a couple of sites to pick on your curiosity. I would suggest, if you want to find more information do a Google search with the words “web 2.0 effects”.
I’ll start with 3 articles from Corrie Haffly…
Corrie is the lead designer and developer for PixelMill and their in-house brand, jgtemplates. This would-be triathlete has a mathematics degree but wishes she had double-majored in computer science and art instead. Maybe next time…
At its annual MacWorld, Apple unveiled a new web movie rental service, along with a super slim laptop computer.Apple CEO Steve Jobs presented the new products at the company’s annual MacWorld convention in San Francisco.
MacBook Air is ultrathin, ultraportable, and ultra unlike anything else. But you don’t lose inches and pounds overnight. It’s the result of rethinking conventions. Of multiple wireless innovations. And of breakthrough design. With MacBook Air, mobile computing suddenly has a new standard.
Just for the record, I don’t know these guys personally, nor do I get any kickbacks. It’s hard to do revenue-sharing on “free.”
WebShot is a program that allows you to take screenshots and thumbnails of web pages or whole websites. It comes with a command line interface for advanced users. The following image formats are supported JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP.
One of the main features of WebShot is the ability to automate the webpage screenshot capturing process through its command line interface. WebShot can be used to setup a harvesting server to capture tons of webpage screenshots.
Just for the record, I don’t know these guys personally, nor do I get any kickbacks. It’s hard to do revenue-sharing on “free.”
Felix Turner, creator of the all kinds of clean, lovely Flash photo displays (e.g. the Flickr Related Tag Browser, AutoViewer, SimpleViewer, and PostcardViewer) returns with TiltViewer, an experimental interface that presents photos from Flickr’s “Interestingness” stream. Clicking the icon on any image makes it possible to flip it over, see notes, and jump to the corresponding Flickr page. For details of the project, check out Felix’s blog. For another great way to peruse Flickr, check out PicLens.
Just for the record, I don’t know these guys personally, nor do I get any kickbacks. It’s hard to do revenue-sharing on “free.”
Searching for a good plugin or a widget that allows me to show my photos on my personal blog I found this excellent stuff from CoolIris a company who is making very interesting things… It works with IE, Safari but, they recommend FIREFOX version currently available for Windows XP, Vista, and Mac OSX.
This is what they said on CoolIris website:
Think beyond the browser
PicLens instantly transforms your browser into a full-screen slideshow experience.
PicLens makes photos come to life via a cinematic presentation that goes beyond the confines of the traditional browser window.
With PicLens, browsing and viewing images on the web will never be the same again.
Thanks: your comments…