I’ve been using a little bash script I wrote that will automatically minify any Javascript and CSS files recursively in a directory with the YUI Compressor, and I thought I’d share it with the world. With the script, you can chose to minify just Javascript (with the -j option), just CSS (with the -c option), [...]
I’ve been doing web development for many years now, and over time I’ve discovered a few tools that make my life easier. I’ve used these in personal projects and recommended them to others, and I thought I’d share them here. While I’m a web guy, most of these can quite easily be used for other [...]
I have been using the new Brightkite location-aware social network (invite-only at this point) a lot over the last few days, and one of the very common questions I hear is how I do check-ins from my mobile phone, since at this point only U.S. carriers are supported for their SMS service. The (not so) [...]
Read about some changes and updates.
The general response to my hesitation on the release of my Twitter timeline export tool was that I should, indeed, release it. So I have.
The tool now carries one of the most attractive names around: TweetDumpr. With it, you can export your entire Twitter timeline to a CSV (comma separated [...]
Update: I have now released the tool.
As part of developing the Twitter Stats application, I created a standalone script that will dump a user’s entire Twitter timeline to a CSV file (comma separated value, readable by spreadsheet applications such as Excel), including the tweet text and the post time.
Initially, it was my intention to release [...]
After a suggestion from @abacab, I have created a little Twitter trivia bot. This bot posts a random fact from RandomFacts.org to its Twitter account every hour. There are some really interesting things coming through on it, so if you like trivia, give @triviabot a follow. I will be adding more features soon, such as [...]
I have created a Google Code page to house the source for Twitter Stats. Both the web version and the command line CSV-output version are available through a straight download or SVN.
While the other contributors and I don’t have a problem with derivative works (the code is released under the GPLv2 license), we would appreciate [...]
For all those Twitter lovers out there, like me, I’ve put together a little script based on the work found here to calculate some statistics from your Twitter timeline and present them using the Google Charts API.
Statistics include:
Tweets per hour of the day
Total Tweets per day of the week
Total Tweets per day of the [...]
(Yes, an update. I know it’s been a while, but I will try to blog more regularly.)
While I understand Google had to do a lot behind the scenes to ensure that actions mapped into Gmail properly, it has been a long wait for long-time Gmail users like me to get IMAP support in Google’s [...]
I have been running with a sidebar (the aptly named Desktop Sidebar application) ever since I started using a dual monitor setup many years back. The added productivity from having so much at your fingertips certainly makes up for the small loss of screen real estate. I have tried a couple of different alternatives, but [...]
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