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Something for Everybody

May 11th, 2009

Last week I attended a YDN Tuesday, a developer talk hosted by the Yahoo! Developer Network led by Dirk Ginader, discussed Web Accessibility.

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Posted in css, html, javascript, openstandards, yahoo, ydn

Keep it to Yourself

May 6th, 2009

It’s been a good while since Twitter added their OAuth beta phase, but what with the recent ‘Sign in with Twitter’ announcement, which enhances that OAuth beta, I thought I’d use this is my excuse to say what I wanted to say now.

Posted in openstandards, twitter

Maps

April 29th, 2009

Since upgrading my blog from Wordpress.com to a hosted Wordpress.org installation, I’m only now realising how good Wordpress is and how simple they’ve made the migration possible.

Posted in blogging, wordpress

Movin’ on Up

April 27th, 2009

I have now upgraded and moved my blog from http://hibbins.wordpress.com/ to http://blog.marchibbins.com/.

Posted in blogging, wordpress

The Perfect Design

April 24th, 2009

This month’s London Web Standards group met to discuss Designing for the Social Web, by Joshua Porter. Big thanks to Jeff Van Campen, the group’s organiser, for kindly giving me a copy!

Posted in londonwebstandards

4th Time Around

April 23rd, 2009

Last year Facebook released Facebook Connect and about the same time Google released Friend Connect, they’re two very similar services. Now, this week, Twitter have announced their connection service, called ‘Sign in with Twitter’.

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Posted in dataportability, facebook, google, openstandards, twitter, yahoo

Argument

April 20th, 2009

If you’re like me and cannot resist watching YouTube videos in High Definition or High Quality whenever the option is available, you can now link directly to High Quality and High Definition versions of a video by adding or altering a single argument on the URL string.

Posted in spotify, youtube

Seven

April 8th, 2009

Last month I managed to get to This Happened London #7, another great night of inspiring talks showcasing recent innovations in digital art and interactive media.

Although it was nearly a month ago now, I noticed Chris O’Shea recently posted all the videos and presentations online, so thought I’d use that as an excuse to talk about it.

Posted in thishappened

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