A javascript database (using AMASS)
From Simon Willison's site come a link to a very interesting experiment using AMASS. Basically it's a javascript - based database. You can even run SQL queries against it. Nifty.
From Simon Willison's site come a link to a very interesting experiment using AMASS. Basically it's a javascript - based database. You can even run SQL queries against it. Nifty.
Extra points for site design on this one. If you are looking for snazzy javascript animations, give this one a shot.
Wow! I created this little javascript page just a few days ago poking fun at the Web 2.0 phenomenon and posted a note about it to a single blogger (mashable). In 24hrs the site is mentioned across the web, and then today I see it talked about on Slashdot. How amazingly cool is that?
Interesting idea - using css selectors for javascript behaviors instead of adding onclick, onmouseover, etc. etc.
The flash mmorpg I'm working on is not dead - by any means. I've been brainstorming ideas as well as starting on the basics of the ui. I think I have something special here and when it becomes more than just a few lines of code and a file or two, I'll post more info about it. My original idea is linked above.
This is too funny. I'm sure by now you've heard of TinyUrl - which tries to create a shorthand link that redirects to some url of your choosing. Now we have the opposite case - a mo-hawnking huge url you can use to obscure a tiny link...
From the site:
I had a few minutes his afternoon and, after coming from the TechCrunch BBQ, thought I'd poke a little lighthearted fun at the current Web 2.0 phenom. Take it with a tiny bit of salt and a whole lot of friendly humor. Click the link above to create your own VC ready Web 2.0 company. If you have suggestions for more phrases please email me.
I have many sources for the links I find, but sometimes a link just happens to show up (this time via LiveMarks ) that is pretty interesting. This is one such link. If you've ever found yourself at a loss in your creative project - be it a novel or game or Web 2.0 application, you might find this article to contain something to help break you out of the cycle.
