Comments for Ajaxorized http://ajaxorized.com Web Innovation Wed, 09 Jul 2008 10:56:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 Comment on Phototype: image manipulation with Javascript by Surf Raporu 26 Haziran 2008 | Taylan Aktepe http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1740 Surf Raporu 26 Haziran 2008 | Taylan Aktepe Thu, 26 Jun 2008 13:48:42 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1740 [...] JavaScript ile resimlerinizi çevirin, kırpın, gölgeler ekleyin… kısacası çılgınca işler yapın. Müthiş zevkli bir çalışma. Bağlantı… [...] […] JavaScript ile resimlerinizi çevirin, kırpın, gölgeler ekleyin… kısacası çılgınca işler yapın. Müthiş zevkli bir çalışma. Bağlantı… […]

]]> Comment on 3d image reflection with javascript by shelly http://ajaxorized.com/3d-image-reflection-with-javascript/#comment-1714 shelly Tue, 24 Jun 2008 09:26:21 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/3d-image-reflection-with-javascript/#comment-1714 cool dude.. its awesome.. cool dude.. its awesome..

]]> Comment on Image Transition Manager: image transitions with scriptaculous by Elie http://ajaxorized.com/projects/image-transition-manager-image-transitions-with-scriptaculous/#comment-1684 Elie Fri, 20 Jun 2008 02:51:26 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/projects/image-transition-manager-image-transitions-with-scriptaculous/#comment-1684 Nice Script but is there a solution to combine it with a lightview effect ? I load my thumnail with your script but i can't zoom on it after :/ Thx ! Nice Script but is there a solution to combine it with a lightview effect ?
I load my thumnail with your script but i can’t zoom on it after :/

Thx !

]]> Comment on Introducing: The sliding date-picker by Willem http://ajaxorized.com/introducing-the-sliding-date-picker/#comment-1675 Willem Thu, 19 Jun 2008 14:41:01 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/introducing-the-sliding-date-picker/#comment-1675 Hi Manuel, I think you should dive into the code and look at the date formats and the reference of dateJS. Mail me at willem[::at::]ajaxorized[::dot::]com if you can't get it done. Willem Hi Manuel,
I think you should dive into the code and look at the date formats and the reference of dateJS. Mail me at willem[::at::]ajaxorized[::dot::]com if you can’t get it done.

Willem

]]> Comment on Phototype: image manipulation with Javascript by Willem http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1674 Willem Thu, 19 Jun 2008 14:37:20 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1674 @ Stephen: I think we should co-op :-) @ Joe : Agree on a lot of your points. @ Everyone: Thanks for your support again. And as the first line of this post says, the transformation itself is indeed not done by javascript/clientside but with PHP. I agree with some of you that this causes some disadvantages, but againg, let this script be inpiring to 'what is possible'. Willem @ Stephen: I think we should co-op :-)
@ Joe : Agree on a lot of your points.

@ Everyone: Thanks for your support again. And as the first line of this post says, the transformation itself is indeed not done by javascript/clientside but with PHP. I agree with some of you that this causes some disadvantages, but againg, let this script be inpiring to ‘what is possible’.

Willem

]]> Comment on Phototype: image manipulation with Javascript by Stephen Kraushaar http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1673 Stephen Kraushaar Thu, 19 Jun 2008 14:08:21 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1673 I would just like to a) Offer my Amen to Joe and b)Seeing the numerous avenues that lie before us I think it best that we explore them all. By doing so we not only find innovative new techniques but also help to level the playing field for old and new languages. b) Offer Willem this link: http://ejohn.org/blog/processingjs/ . Resig has been doing some really amazing things with javascript and the canvas object that I think you would find very interesting. c) Thank Daniel. You made my day man. I would just like to

a) Offer my Amen to Joe and b)Seeing the numerous avenues that lie before us I think it best that we explore them all. By doing so we not only find innovative new techniques but also help to level the playing field for old and new languages.

b) Offer Willem this link: http://ejohn.org/blog/processingjs/ . Resig has been doing some really amazing things with javascript and the canvas object that I think you would find very interesting.

c) Thank Daniel. You made my day man.

]]> Comment on Introducing: The sliding date-picker by mcbue http://ajaxorized.com/introducing-the-sliding-date-picker/#comment-1671 mcbue Thu, 19 Jun 2008 12:16:42 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/introducing-the-sliding-date-picker/#comment-1671 Hi there, nice gadget...! Will there be (or is there) a possibility to switch the date-format to german? For example: 2008-01-10 (engl.) is written in Germany as 10.01.2008. The start- and end-time of the chosen period is in the actual version not usable by non-english-speaking german users... Additional it would be the cherry on the cake to implement the library and functionality of the datejs.com date-input field (like shown on the first page of datejs.com), so that you could type in every (crappy) description of the date you mean. Thanks for that great tool! Manuel from Germany Hi there,
nice gadget…! Will there be (or is there) a possibility to switch the date-format to german? For example: 2008-01-10 (engl.) is written in Germany as 10.01.2008.
The start- and end-time of the chosen period is in the actual version not usable by non-english-speaking german users…

Additional it would be the cherry on the cake to implement the library and functionality of the datejs.com date-input field (like shown on the first page of datejs.com), so that you could type in every (crappy) description of the date you mean.

Thanks for that great tool!

Manuel from Germany

]]> Comment on Phototype: image manipulation with Javascript by Joe http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1655 Joe Tue, 17 Jun 2008 16:01:13 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1655 Oh, and another thing... After having authored dozens of web apps using plenty of javascript...NO ONE has ever, NOT ONCE said they couldn't see or use any part of my app because they had javascript turned off. I REALLY think that argument is idealistic crap and I hope web developers read my comment and "get it". Build your UI good, take advantage of the tools and platforms and people will follow you. I did it. Now I'm rich but that's for my own blog post. Whew, got that out of the way...thanks for listening. :) Oh, and another thing…

After having authored dozens of web apps using plenty of javascript…NO ONE has ever, NOT ONCE said they couldn’t see or use any part of my app because they had javascript turned off.

I REALLY think that argument is idealistic crap and I hope web developers read my comment and “get it”. Build your UI good, take advantage of the tools and platforms and people will follow you. I did it. Now I’m rich but that’s for my own blog post. Whew, got that out of the way…thanks for listening. :)

]]> Comment on Phototype: image manipulation with Javascript by Joe http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1654 Joe Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:55:27 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1654 To all the people saying there are better ways of doing it...blah...blah..blah. Suck eggs folks. You learned how to get your opinionated arse out of bed in the morning and other people will too. So as to what the "best way" is...bite our collective hiney. The best way is the way that gets it done. Now. If you spend forever mulling over, "oh my, should I do it this way? oh my, what if they have javascript turned off? oh boo hoo, what if they rip off my images? wah wah wah!" ...bleck! Your best way turns in to no-way. There are so many ways of doing things in software and computing (including farging IT and farging WINDOWS: yes fuct-chop I'm pointing at you!) that people who bitch about doing something "the best way" are really just trying to get you to do it THIER WAY. Fark off you farging bastiches. For the gadam record: I HAVE NEVER SEEN JAVASCRIPT TURNED OFF...ANYWHERE...AND I SUPPORT HUNDREDS OF SERVERS AND THOUSANDS OF USERS ACROSS THE US AND CANADA!!! I wish I could write that on a piece of paper, wad it up and shove it down the throat of anyone that tells me I need to plan for javascript being turned off. Farking prove it shitebag. To all the people saying there are better ways of doing it…blah…blah..blah. Suck eggs folks. You learned how to get your opinionated arse out of bed in the morning and other people will too. So as to what the “best way” is…bite our collective hiney. The best way is the way that gets it done. Now.

If you spend forever mulling over, “oh my, should I do it this way? oh my, what if they have javascript turned off? oh boo hoo, what if they rip off my images? wah wah wah!” …bleck! Your best way turns in to no-way. There are so many ways of doing things in software and computing (including farging IT and farging WINDOWS: yes fuct-chop I’m pointing at you!) that people who bitch about doing something “the best way” are really just trying to get you to do it THIER WAY. Fark off you farging bastiches.

For the gadam record: I HAVE NEVER SEEN JAVASCRIPT TURNED OFF…ANYWHERE…AND I SUPPORT HUNDREDS OF SERVERS AND THOUSANDS OF USERS ACROSS THE US AND CANADA!!!

I wish I could write that on a piece of paper, wad it up and shove it down the throat of anyone that tells me I need to plan for javascript being turned off. Farking prove it shitebag.

]]> Comment on Phototype: image manipulation with Javascript by Emma http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1651 Emma Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:39:13 +0000 http://ajaxorized.com/phototype-image-manipulation-with-javascript/#comment-1651 Wow I really like this idea - Saving to my favourites :) Wow I really like this idea - Saving to my favourites :)

]]>