- The Oatmeal: Charles Carreon is officially suing me and and the charities I’m raising money for
- WordPress Development and Deployment With MAMP, Git and Dropbox
- Spotify to be free for iOS users in US, Android likely to follow
- Doubling down: FunnyJunk lawyer to subpoena Ars, Twitter
- Security experts: Apple did Mac OS X Gatekeeper right
- Pixelpalooza: 15″ Retina MacBook Pro reviewed
- The next-gen MacBook Pro with Retina Display Review — Anandtech’s humongous, in-depth review.
- Winamp’s woes: how the greatest MP3 player undid itself
- Apple releases dedicated Podcasts app for iPhone and iPad
- Sublime Text 2.0 Released
- Tuts+ Premium Account Security Compromised
- Update on Tuts+ Premium Security Breach
- Facebook Plans to Speed Up its iPhone App
Monthly Archives: June 2012
BlogBuzz June 30, 2012
Jun 30, 2012 by Matt | Posted in BlogBuzz No CommentsAccepting Credit Cards Online With Stripe
Jun 28Historically, processing monetary transactions online has been a major pain. Conniving financial institutions would force you to pay tons of extra fees, requiring merchant accounts and other junk. Then Stripe came along, bringing some sanity to the e-commerce world. With Stripe, you get a…
Commonly Misused Proverbs
Jun 21It’s interesting how commonly-used aphorisms eventually become used in a context opposite to their actual meaning. One particularly egregious example is the phrase “it’s just a few bad apples,” frequently used to defend a group or organization from the actions of a few. Variations…
Proxying Web APIs with NGINX
Jun 18Here’s a cool thing I bet you didn’t know could be done with the NGINX server: proxying APIs from web services. Why would you want to do that? Well, for starters, you can avoid running into cross-domain scripting issues. Your client-side JavaScript can query…
BlogBuzz June 16, 2012
Jun 16WordPress Post Thumbnails: Migrating from Custom Fields to the Featured Image API
Jun 11I had post thumbnails on this blog a long time before the feature became a part of the WordPress core. Some of you out there may have, too. The technique that was generally used before the friendly “Featured Image” box, and its associated theme…
Animating a CSS Sprite With JavaScript
Jun 4Take a look at this demo, and guess how the animation is achieved. It’s not an animated GIF. It’s a PNG sprite that is brought to life with a little bit of JavaScript. The sprite image is a long strip containing each frame of…