YourOwnNewsMaker can create pdf or fb2 file from rss, atom feeds and web-pages. It allows you to grab rss and atom feeds and just simple web-pages and covert them to pdf or fb2 files. You can get it from here current version is build for Windows and Linux(src, rpm deb...
Yabet is yet another blog editor tool, supports many blogs formats. It is very useful for crossposting, allows easily to make posts to your blogs.
Yabet Features:
1. support any possible blog formats (such as simple html, bbcodes, wiki). If there is no your blog format, you can easily add...
TOWeb enables non-technical users to quickly generate a web site or blog, without having to deal with HTML code or other technical issues. It allows you to select from a variety of randomly generated page layouts and schemes, add your own content and then upload the complete web site to your...
RSS Submit is the most powerful RSS feed management and promotion tool available. The first of its kind for automatically submitting RSS feeds, it is the quickest and most reliable way to submit to the RSS search engines.
Compatible with Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista.
RSS Submit uses a...
RSS Content Generator is a comprehensive website generator from free RSS feeds (news, press releases and articles) to boost up your search engine rankings or make money with Google AdSense or another advertising program. RSS Content Generator can automatically download new RSS feeds, update your...
Qumana is an easy-to-use desktop blog editor, enabling you to write, edit and post to one or more blogs. Create and post your blog entries with this tool.
You dont need to know a thing about HTML code to make perfect posts. Write your posts at your own pace without having to be online.
1. Ad...
Make iTunes-compatible RSS feeds for podcasts on the spot. NewPodFeed is an open source program written in Java that helps you to create the RSS XML feeds and items for a podcast. Just fill out the fields for a new podcast feed, or for a new item for an existing feed, and click the Generate button...
Jitbit RSS Feed Creator is an RSS editor, RSS maker, RSS creator - creates, and publishes RSS feeds and podcasts. This rss-maker is extremely easy to use and allows professional feed creation with minimal effort. Create new RSS feeds in seconds. Use this rss feed maker to keep your visitors...
GoogleReaderAir is an easy to use, handy desktop client specially designed for Google Reader. A Google Reader client to help you monitor your feeds.
Requirements:
* Adobe Air
Flickr GeoReversr can tags your geotagged photos with their geonames. Geotagged flickr photos are excellent, but it would be better if the related geonames will be available as tags as well - in order to excellently improve their findability. It will tag your geotagged photos with their...
FeedForAll enables you to easily create, edit and publish RSS feeds. It provides an optional wizard that can guide beginners through the process, and allows you to manually create your feeds, or edit any existing feed. The program can automatically update older feeds to conform with RSS 2.0...
</aCheck a feeds subscribers number with this tool. Feed Counter is a portable program that can give details on the Number of Feed Burner / RSS Subscribers of any account without even knowing their password.
Feed Counter Features:
1. Find out the details of any FeedBurner profile
2. Gets the...
Use Easy Feed Editor to create your own feed. Easy Feed Editor supports both RSS and ATOM. Easy Feed Editor is also available in German. Create your own RSS feed with this tool.
This program will enable you to generate your own feed and its designed to support both RSS and ATOM.
After youve...
You can paste Images as local files or pointed to their original address. Have you ever wanted to paste an image into Windows Live Writer? How about pasting a Microsoft Word page? Visual Studio Page? HTML Image or Fragment?
Clipboard Live opens up the paste functions of your clipboard. You can...
This program will help you upload photos and videos to Facebook. Bloom is a multi platform desktop app that let you upload your photos and videos easily and efficiently to Facebook, download albums and view your friends' photos.
You can upload photos to a new or an existing album, you can tag...
BlogJet allows you to post your blogs directly from your desktop, using a WYSIWYG interface that lets you format the text, insert pictures, links and more. In addition, it also comes with a built-in sound recorder that allows you to record a voice message and post it to your blog as WAV file...
Blog Camera help you convert your text into images with a single click. A small program that can convert text into images. You can adjust the picture size by simply dragging the window. After the conversion, you could upload the picture to your blog instead of uploading text directly.
Blog...
Advanced RSS2Web allows you to automatically publish aggregated news pages or articles on your website by using RSS Feed providers. Live information feeds on your website can be used to get your website more targeted visitors, improve your search engine rankings and increase your website...
Advanced RSS2Web allows you to automatically publish aggregated news pages or articles on your website. Live information feeds on your website can be used to get your website more targeted visitors, improve your search engine rankings and increase your website 'stickiness'. Advanced RSS2Web helps...
Advanced RSS Publisher helps you to: download newsfeeds in RSS and XML format, reformat them according to user-defined HTML templates, upload results to website via shared folder or ftp, work with free newsfeeds and articles available for download and redistribution.
Advanced RSS Publisher...
Today, we are bringing Opera Widgets for desktop to center stage, empowering application developers so they can take full advantage of the Web and its associated technologies to build full-fledged desktop applications.
You can download a fully-functional free trial of all Adobe CS5 programs including Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Dreamweaver, etc. Or you can get them on DVD.
If you would like to know who all joined Facebook because of you or who brough the maximum people to Facebook, here's a tip.
If you have uploaded some private photos on Facebook thinking that only friends can view those photos, here’s something you should know.
If your current ISP is Airtel, Reliance, Tata Communications or BSNL, you may be getting extremely slow speed because of the broken undersea Internet cables.
The following features are at-risk and may be dropped at the end of the CR period if there has not been enough interest from implementers: ‘box-decoration-break’, ‘box-shadow’.
box-shadow is back in the W3C CSS3 spec. Not only is is back, but you can now get insets:
Thanks to the CSS Ninja for the tip.
As you’ve seen, we’re getting close to having a version of Flash Player 10.1 that will be available to the broader public. And a lot of the evangelists have been creating some cool demos of how Flash Player 10.1 behaves on the Nexus One.
I wanted to do something slightly different and build more of [...]
, Wired Webmonkey Web Dev Design Ajax Backend Blog Publishing CSS Databases Fonts Frameworks HTML HTML 5 JavaScript Mobile Multimedia Programming Security UI UX Web Standards Software Apps Browsers Software Web Apps Platform APIs APIs Identity Location Social Web Services Reference Color Charts HTML Cheat Sheets Special Characters Glossary Templates Code Snippets twitter facebook RSS Feeds Search : for Apr 27 2010 File : Under Uncategorized Opera 10.52 Offers a Faster , More Mac-Like’ Browser By Scott Gilbertson Opera software has released Opera 10.52 for Mac OS X . The latest version of Opera’s flagship browser brings some speed boosts , more HTML5 support and much tighter integration with the Mac . platform Mac users can grab the latest release from the Opera website While the Opera web
I took some time over the weekend to dive into the multitouch APIs on AIR 2 and built a basic example with the Google Maps 3D API. I wired up the out of the box gestures in AIR 2 to some specific manipulations so that it goes beyond the typical move and pinch gestures that [...]
David Aurelio of the awesome Uxebu has been working on TouchScroll, a library that implements scrolling in a way that mimics the native scrolling of a device such as an iPhone, Android, or Pre.
Other libraries such as jQtouch and the Mojo library itself (used in Ares) do this work too in their own worlds. Why [...]This guide describes how you can install apps to your iPhone, iPad or iPad Touch even if the app is not available for download in the iTunes store of your country.
Instant messaging. We all use it, whether it be Skype, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, or some other IM client or platform. We've come a long way since the days of ICQ, when IM as a phenomenon really took off. IM is now such an intricate part of our experience of the internet that we thought an infographic on the subject was in order. Enjoy!
Sean Christmann has been experimenting with canvas and HTML 5 video. The results? Blowing up a HTML5 video:
He considers the implementation to be ”bit of hackish” though and explains why:
Don’t ask me why, but copying pixel data out of a video tag is expensive, so expensive that drawing it into a temporary canvas, and then [...]
Mohit Muthanna has a nice blog post explaining how you can create desktop notifications with the latest Webkit/Chrome.
There are essentially three API calls you use:
window.webkitNotifications.requestPermission(callback) - Request access to Desktop Notifications for this domain.
window.webkitNotifications.checkPermission() - Returns 0 if this domain has Desktop Notification access.
window.webkitNotifications.createNotification(icon,title,body) - Returns a popup notification instance, which you can display by [...]
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Microsoft's new document sharing website – docs.com - is powered by Office Web Apps and the Facebook platform.
Meet a very compact digital camera that can capture both digital photos and HD video and is quite affordable.
Wondering how much money Gizmodo, the gadget website, may have made by publishing pictures of the iPhone 4G phone? Here's a clue.
The Google search results pages now display tags or related search queries next to every website that’s on the search pages.
MAX is always one of my favorite shows of the year. It was my first big show as a community member and as an employee it’s become a great gathering of the community as well as a fun way to show off what’s coming. This year, I’m going to be a lot more involved because [...]
Editor’s note: On April 20, Mozilla announced the release of Firefox 3.6.4 beta, which includes the “Lorentz” project to offer uninterrupted browsing for Windows and Linux users when a problem causes a crash in any Adobe Flash, Apple Quicktime or Microsoft Silverlight plugin instance. Firefox 3.6.4 beta is the newest release of Firefox 3.6, which [...]
: E-mail : Password Remember me . No password US international : 1-212-796-6890 SE international : 46-21-480-0920 Business hours 3 am-11:30 am EST Mon-Fri Home Services Sign up About Blog Contact GIGRIB Tools Login Royal Pingdom Subscribe now Watch Twitter blow up with down tweets” as big sites crash Posted in Main on April 20th , 2010 by Pingdom When a big website goes down it doesn’t take long before Twitter is full of tweets lamenting that it’s down . This behavior is so common that even Twitter itself has is down” as one of its query tips on the Twitter Search . page Now that Google has added a Twitter timeline graph to its search engine we can actually visualize how much people complain on Twitter when big sites go down . We can now see how the amount down tweets” blow up . Finally weThis guide describes how you can print one or more Wikipedia pages as a PDF file. The articles are neatly formatted and print-ready.
How many users do the various web browsers really have? We often hear about market share percentages, but we rarely get to see any actual user numbers.
So let’s try to estimate how many people are using Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera. Not in market share percentages, but the actual number of people.
The Wall Street Journal’s Emily Veach did a short Q&T with me on Blogging in India and the iPad.
We’re helping out with a series of training seminars for PHP developers who want to learn more about Flex. It’s a great way to dive in and see all of the new stuff with Flex 4 and Flash Builder 4 and how to get it up and running with your PHP back ends.
Here’s the full [...]
I’m working on a mobile application demo that relies heavily on the Geonames service and in the process started work on an ActionScript library for accessing the web service that you can find on Github. If you aren’t familiar with Geonames it’s a fantastic project. It’s a database of placenames from all over the world [...]
My blog has been pretty dusty the past couple of weeks even though there is a lot going on in the Adobe world. Normally I try to stay away from the purely personal stuff so I humbly beg your forgiveness for this detour into Ryan’s life. I’ve been very preoccupied for the past week because [...]
: , : E-mail : Password Remember me . No password US international : 1-212-796-6890 SE international : 46-21-480-0920 Business hours 3 am-11:30 am EST Mon-Fri Home Services Sign up About Blog Contact GIGRIB Tools Login Royal Pingdom Subscribe now The modern browser wars : How well Firefox , IE and Chrome succeed in getting their users to upgrade Posted in Main on April 8th , 2010 by Pingdom We all know the by now woeful tale of Internet Explorer 6, which close to a decade after its arrival still has a significant share of the web browser market . Its users have been extremely slow to abandon it in spite of there being two newer and much improved versions of Internet Explorer freely available . And this is with Microsoft actively encouraging an upgrade . You could even argue the same for
Wired Webmonkey Web Dev Design Ajax Backend Blog Publishing CSS Databases Fonts Frameworks HTML HTML 5 JavaScript Mobile Multimedia Programming Security UI UX Web Standards Software Apps Browsers Software Web Apps Platform APIs APIs Identity Location Social Web Services Reference Color Charts HTML Cheat Sheets Special Characters Glossary Templates Code Snippets twitter facebook RSS Feeds Search : for Mar 10 2010 File : Under Events Webmonkey Goes South , Then West , for SXSWi By Michael Calore We’re headed to Austin , Texas tomorrow along with the crew from Wired’s Underwire blog to attend South By Southwest Interactive The week-long nerd fest starts Friday , and we’ll be reporting from the . trenches If you’re headed down to SXSWi , here’s what Webmonkey will be checking out . If you’re not going this year , you’ll be able to follow along from home here on the blog and everywhere else on the intertubes using the hashtags sxsw , sxswi and sxsw2010. The Wired Party of course . Monday , March 15th at 5pm Molly Holzschlag from Opera leading a discussion about the current issues surrounding web browsers . Saturday , March 13 at 12:30pm The ActivityStrea.ms crew talks up their dataWired Webmonkey Web Dev Design Ajax Backend Blog Publishing CSS Databases Fonts Frameworks HTML HTML 5 JavaScript Mobile Multimedia Programming Security UI UX Web Standards Software Apps Browsers Software Web Apps Platform APIs APIs Identity Location Social Web Services Reference Color Charts HTML Cheat Sheets Special Characters Glossary Templates Code Snippets twitter facebook RSS Feeds Search : for Mar 10 2010 File : Under Events Webmonkey Goes South , Then West , for SXSWi By Michael Calore We’re headed to Austin , Texas tomorrow along with the crew from Wired’s Underwire blog to attend South By Southwest Interactive The week-long nerd fest starts Friday , and we’ll be reporting from the . trenches If you’re headed down to SXSWi , here’s what Webmonkey will be checking out . If you’re not going this year , you’ll be able to follow along from home here on the blog and everywhere else on the intertubes using the hashtags sxsw , sxswi and sxsw2010. The Wired Party of course . Monday , March 15th at 5pm Molly Holzschlag from Opera leading a discussion about the current issues surrounding web browsers . Saturday , March 13 at 12:30pm The ActivityStrea.ms crew talks up their dataWired Webmonkey Web Dev Design Ajax Backend Blog Publishing CSS Databases Fonts Frameworks HTML HTML 5 JavaScript Mobile Multimedia Programming Security UI UX Web Standards Software Apps Browsers Software Web Apps Platform APIs APIs Identity Location Social Web Services Reference Color Charts HTML Cheat Sheets Special Characters Glossary Templates Code Snippets twitter facebook RSS Feeds Search : for Archive for the Browsers’ Category Mar 10 2010 File : Under Browsers HTML5 Multimedia Shocker : New Study Shows Web Video Is Still a Mess By Michael Calore Flash : quick or dead A new study released Wednesday pits Flash Player’s video performance against that of native HTML5 video playback in several different web . browsers The verdict Flash is a CPU hog in some cases , and native H.264 video is a CPU hog in some cases . That’s right both options threw strikes and . gutters Video playback in the browser has been a central issue of discussion in the tech world of late . The forthcoming HTML5 spec allows for native video in the browser . But with patent issues causing squabbles between browser vendors over which codec to support , and with Apple rallying against Adobe’s Flash Player