Category Archives: Client-side

PhotoShop CS3 Public Beta Drops

Posted on December 15, 2006 by

I know what you’re thinking, “that’s so 6 hours ago.” But nevertheless, Adobe has just released a public beta of the new version of PhotoShop. It offers a load of improvements to non-destructive editing, a redesigned UI, and support for … Continue reading →

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Kayak

Posted on November 6, 2006 by

Kayak is a great site for searching for flights. You probably already know about this but I just heard about it today. It’s built on everyone’s favorite web technologies and is generally a lot simpler and nicer to use than … Continue reading →

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Why not just use AJAX?

Posted on October 5, 2006 by

The hot topic of Flash vs. Ajax seems to come up a lot lately. After the word became a meme, there was a surge where my freelance clients were asking for Ajax work. I could have dropped what I was … Continue reading →

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Geotagging, you’re it!

Posted on August 29, 2006 by

My favourite website just got favouriter! Flickr has announced “Geotagging” which interfaces with the Yahoo! Maps API to let you drag and drop your pictures onto the location where they were taken. The result is a giant map. Now I … Continue reading →

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