Stories

  • UWA Extras

    UWA Extras

    Finally, i find a simple and clean way to extend UWA API. Now you can get document, window and even app object from your widget.
    14 April 2007
  • Hacking Netvibes UWA

    Hacking Netvibes UWA

    UWA is the new Netvibes API. Through it, your Netvibes widgets will be available on every widget platforms or blog systems: Netvibes of course, but also Google IG, Apple Dashboard and many more…
    12 April 2007
  • Google Auto Pager

    Google Auto Pager

    Greasemonkey script. Modified version of Google Auto Pager. For details see source file. It add search result from next pages while browsing.
    7 April 2007
  • Netvibes Customize bugfixes

    Netvibes Customize bugfixes

    Some netvibes customize plugin bugfixes: RSS reader opacity fixed Version problem fixed Red counts problem fixed
    7 April 2007
  • Ruby Colorized Console

    Ruby Colorized Console

    I wrote a simple ruby string class extension to displays console colors easier using ANSI escape sequences. Links for project page, and documentation page.
    22 March 2007
  • Metal Releases ICalendar

    Metal Releases ICalendar

    This simple ruby script parse http://www.metalstorm.ee/ and create ical file with new and upcoming releases. You can find it here.If you want to see it in action, click here.
    4 January 2007
  • Cross Domain Request

    Cross Domain Request

    Using this object you can make cross domain requests. Server side php script could be placed in any domain and any server that supports curl, fopen. You can also make your own server side script in any language.
    3 January 2007
  • Cross Browser XSL Wrapper

    Cross Browser XSL Wrapper

    Simple and easy wrapper for transformation XML document with XSL on client side. Supports: Firefox, Opera and IE. How use it ?
    2 January 2007
  • Javascript Class Builder

    Javascript Class Builder

    Simple (yet) function that make pseudo class creation simple. Example class: Class({ clazz: { clazz: function( smth ){ this.foobar = smth; }, foobar: 'default', getFoobar: function(){ return this.foobar; } } }) foo = new clazz('123'); bar = new clazz(); alert( foo.getFoobar() ); alert( bar.getFoobar() ); Notice that constructor have same name as class name :) You can download it here.
    1 January 2007