Nice new Google Chrome logo. Nice and simple.
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Quicksilver: Mac OS X at your Fingertips
Wait… What? Quicksilver has been revived?
Today is like application Christmas!
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30 CSS Selectors you Must Memorize
I meant to post this while back but now is a good time as any. This nettuts article goes over the 30 CSS Selectors that your must know as a web developer.
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Loremify
Loremify is a one-click tool to copy Lorem Ipsum. It lets you wrap in html, specify the amount of text, and copy it to your clipboard—all in one click. It runs as a Dashboard Widget in Mac OS X.
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IE7-JS
IE7.js is a JavaScript library to make Microsoft Internet Explorer behave like a standards-compliant browser. It fixes many HTML and CSS issues and makes transparent PNG work correctly under IE5 and IE6.
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Andrew Zuckerman’s website for his book “Bird”, birdbook.org, is stunningly beautiful and remarkably simple. The site features amazing photography and video clips featuring a wide range of birds. The book is available for purchase on amazon.com.
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Noisy
A jQuery plugin that generates random noise to the background of an element.
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The Philadelphia Phillies are featured prominently in this beautiful new iPad app, “Pennant” by Steve Varga. “Every team. Every game. Every play. 1951 to 2010.”
Available on the App Store for $4.99 from now through Spring Training 2011.
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I recently “soft-launched” a much needed design overhaul of my website. The goal was to provide myself with a sustainable, clean design that is easier to maintain by building it around a mix of Tumblr and ExpressionEngine.
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Switching Keys For Values In PHP Arrays
February 2006:
I recently discovered the need to search an array for a value using PHP. The problem with the array_search() function is that it takes the value and an array as arguments and returns the key of the value found. Instead I had the key and needed to return the value. The problem was easily solved with the array_flip() function. The array_flip() function switches the key with the value. This allowed me to use the array_search() functions to retrieve the values I wanted.
$sample = array('key' => 'value');
$sample = array_flip($sample);
$sample_value = array_search('key', $sample);
/* Will Return = 'value' */
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