Tecniche interessanti tra CSS e CSS3

Tra riviste e blog che leggo, trovo sempre più articoli interessanti: descrivono tecniche e spunti che vorrei utilizzare nel redesign di questo blog e che in generale mi sto appuntando per usi futuri. Una piccola lista: Thumbnail ridimensionabili con overflow: si tratta di una semplice tecnica che sfrutta la proprietà css overflow per allargare una miniatura di una immagine al passaggio del mouse sopra di essa. Esistono innumerevoli gallerie grafiche realizzate in javascript, ma stavolta non

FROM: @ Tuesday, 1st July 2008

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Microformat Supported in MailChimp

Ever heard of microformats? If not, you will soon. It?s basically a way to take information about people, places, or events, and make them recognizable to web browsers and applications so they can do something with it. For example: If you tag your contact information (using the hCard format), then someone clicking on it can instantly add you to their address book, or find you in Google Maps. If you tag an event (using hCalendar), then someone clicking on (such as from eventful.com) it could

FROM: MailChimp Blog @ Wednesday, 25th June 2008

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May Monthly Report Volume 1 No. 4

May Monthly Report Volume 1 No. 4 Related PostsWindows Media Player Audio Demo (with visualizations)

FROM: @ Wednesday, 25th June 2008

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Hidden Meaning

Microformats are simple HTML tags that reveal information about web data. We?ll show you how to take advantage of this handy technology. A recent concept called the semantic web is building new meaning into ordinary HTML text. Previous issues of Linux Magazine have discussed semantic web initiatives, such as the Simile Project. One of the simplest and most mature semantic web technologies is microformats. Microformats are simple HTML tags that reveal information about the meaning and context

FROM: @ Monday, 23rd June 2008

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Welcome To The Future Of Online Search

Welcome To The Future Of Online Search Jun. 19th, 2008 by Mark O'Neill 1 Comment so far... microformat, search, search engines, semantic, Yahoo I am a big Google fan but one of the things that is seriously tempting me away to Yahoo is the SearchMonkey Application Platform. Online search is starting to undergo big changes and Yahoo, for once, is leading the charge. Google on the other hand is doing things in dribs and drabs by bringing out little things a bit at a time. Don?t get me wrong,

FROM: @ Friday, 20th June 2008

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Welcome To The Future Of Online Search

I am a big Google fan but one of the things that is seriously tempting me away to Yahoo is the SearchMonkey Application Platform. Online search is starting to undergo big changes and Yahoo, for once, is leading the charge. Google on the other hand is doing things in dribs and drabs by bringing out little things a bit at a time. Don?t get me wrong, what Google is giving us is good but when you stack it up against Yahoo?s SearchMonkey, it doesn?t start to compare. The next stage of the web is a

FROM: @ Friday, 20th June 2008

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hCard Validator für Operator

Das Operator User Skript hcard-validator.js erweitert Operator um die Möglichkeit hCards via dem hCard microformat Validator zu validieren. gefunden im NotizBlog Possibly related posts (automatically generated)Operator 0.9g Operator 0.8 FinalOperator 0.8a Operator 0.6.2 betaFirefox Add-on: Operator

FROM: guymon @ Wednesday, 18th June 2008

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Polyphasic Sleep Microformat Icon

With some inspiration from the official microformats icons, I was able to create a polyphasic sleep microformat icon using Inkscape. Get the complete Inkscape project svg here. I think I?ll call it the Zzz format for use when logging polyphasic naps. Next up, develop the specs. - Adventures in Polyphasic Sleeping

FROM: @ Tuesday, 17th June 2008

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hCard microformat Validator

Mit dem (unofficial) hCard microformat Validator lassen sich hcards nicht nur via URL sondern auch als xhtml Fragment und via File Upload validieren - und die Fehlermeldungen sind recht verständlich. Possibly related posts (automatically generated)hCard MapperBluetooth-Export für MicroformatsGeolocationData Visualization with Web StandardsProfile URIs für Microformats

FROM: guymon @ Monday, 16th June 2008

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Page2RSS - Create an RSS feed for any web page

A service that helps you monitor web sites that do not publish feeds. It will check any web page for updates and deliver them to your favorite RSS aggregator. Page2RSS - Create an RSS feed for any web page Related PostsMicroformats: Inbound Marketing for ComputersProblem loading pageMicroformats ExamplesSprout Builder - Create living content.Microformats Explained

FROM: @ Monday, 9th June 2008

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License Music - YouLicense - The Online Music Licensing Marketplace

License Music - YouLicense - The Online Music Licensing Marketplace Related PostsPost-2.0-RadioPost-2.0-Media6th GenerationO yes please! yet another social networking siteLast.fm & APML

FROM: @ Wednesday, 4th June 2008

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Hueniverse: Beginner?s Guide to OAuth ? Part II

Hueniverse: Beginner?s Guide to OAuth ? Part II OAuth is best explained with real-life examples. The specification includes in Appendix A a similar example but focuses on the HTTP calls syntax. This walkthrough demonstrates a typical OAuth session and includes the perspectives of the User, Consumer, and Service Provider. Related PostsARGTest, Don?t TestHow effective are your current test practicesRules and The Semantic Web - Part TwoRules and The Semantic Web - Part One

FROM: @ Tuesday, 3rd June 2008

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About XMPP

The Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) is an open XML technology for real-time communication, which powers a wide range of applications including instant messaging, presence, media session management, shared editing, whiteboarding, collaboration, lightweight middleware, content syndication, and generalized XML routing. The core technology was invented by Jeremie Miller in 1998, refined in the Jabber open-source community in 1999 and 2000, and formalized by the IETF in 2002 and

FROM: @ Tuesday, 3rd June 2008

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DataPortability - Join The Conversation

DataPortability gathers existing open standards into a blueprint for a social, open, remixable web where your online identity, media, contacts and content can follow you wherever you go. Find out more at dataportability.org Related PostsdataportabilityGraphsync ProjectThe Freecycle NetworkMeBeam Video Chat RoomsO yes please! yet another social networking site

FROM: @ Tuesday, 3rd June 2008

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DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast [2008/05/23]

[Robert] Scoble talks about the services and tools like FriendFeed that offer alternate news streams to counter the Facebook hegemony. The discussion also flowed around automated behavior tracking, advertizing, and the interplay between control/privacy within various portable data models Related PostsdataportabilityDataPortability - Join The ConversationWhy are you still using Internet Explorer?- This ?N Thatinformitv - Kangaroo courts advertisers for video-on-demand projectEmbedded Media Dem

FROM: @ Tuesday, 3rd June 2008

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Microformatified

Today I began to put Microformats in my blog and installed the operator extension into Firefox to see and work with microformats. I was astonished that blogger has put a little bit of microformat into my blog already. Using operator or a similar tool you can now work on the tags, export events and contact information. This is a nice start. Next I want services specifications; either XRDS (simple) or Microsoft's openservices?! Please notice the green cross and the new "operator" toolbar.

FROM: @ Monday, 2nd June 2008

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What the Heck is Web 3.0

There is a lot of debate about the definition of Web 3.0. Some proposals include: 3d browsing, increased bandwidth, and artificial intelligence. There seems to be consensus that Web 3.0 will include the semantic web. Instead of just a web of human-readable pages of text, imagine if the info on the web could also be easily parsed for meaningful data. The data could be both human and machine readable, with meaningful relationships easy to discern. current events, future, information architecture

FROM: HUMAN Experience Design @ Sunday, 1st June 2008

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Tag me

Tags are being used by more and more websites. They?re everywhere. Look at the top of this post, its been tagged (by me). Look to the sidebar, a tag cloud (more about these later). Chances are if you use any social networking site or web 2.0 site, you?ll have used, seen and interacted with tags. Our new-look corporate site, extensively uses tagging, specifically in News, Events, Imaging and the eProspectus, but what?s a tag used for? A tag is metadata, a keyword or term associated with or assi

FROM: @ Friday, 30th May 2008

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Making the Web Searchable: The Story of SearchMonkey

Last week at the SemTech 2008 Conference that took place in San Jose, Yahoo! Researcher Peter Mika spoke in detail about the company's new SearchMonkey search platform initiative. Mika talked broadly about his work looking at metadata on the web, and how that led to the birth of SearchMonkey. This post is based on notes from that talk. History of Web Page Annotations The motivating question for Mika's presentation was: How can we make web search better by leveraging web annotation? There are m

FROM: @ Wednesday, 28th May 2008

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Bluetooth-Export für Microformats

Sehr cool, sehr nützlich Bluetooth-Export für Microformats - gefunden im notizBlog. ?Send to Bluetooth Device? action for sending ICS and VCF files via Bluetooth. Works with the hCard and hCalendar microformats. Eine Windows Version gibt es von Thom Shannon. Possibly related posts (automatically generated)Mikroformate Plugin für SafarivCardExplorerPimp Your MAMPWeb EditorenGeolocation

FROM: guymon @ Sunday, 25th May 2008

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