webdevelopers

At last!! Finally Microsoft, finally! - Ozkan Altuner from Bookmarklet

Facebook hosted six Facebook Developer Garages this month around the globe. In Istanbul, Turkey, over 250 developers were joined by Facebook’s Justin Osofsky, who gave an overview of the benefits of implementing Facebook Connect, as well as development tools and strategies related to social gaming - Ozkan Altuner from Bookmarklet

Bu soldaki benim galiba, konusan - Ozkan Altuner

Yesterday, Facebook hosted a Developer Garage event in Palo Alto and showed the Roadmap of the Platform. Here is the roadmap chart: http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index... - Ozkan Altuner from Bookmarklet

"Sun’s VirtualBox is ideal for testing different desktop environments (for example, browser testing), but I’ve discovered it’s also great for running a test server environment. Instead of setting up Apache, PHP, and MySQL right on your desktop machine, you can place them in a virtual Linux server. That way there’s no interference with your desktop, and you can ensure that your development environment is as close as possible to your eventual deployment environment." - Louis Simoneau from Bookmarklet

That's awesome dude. Looks like you're making full use of your imagination and resourcefulness. FULL DISCLOSURE: Though I read the post all the way through, it's pretty much Geek... er... *Greek* to me. - Andre

2. domaine <div id="wrapper"><iframe src=".../outlogin.php?.."></iframe></div> ile bağlanıp oturum doğrulamasını yap, ordan dönen değişkenin değerine göre (1-0) 1.domainde oturum değişkenlerini set et. ajaxla, crossdomain authentication tarayıcılarda ayarlamalar yapıldıktan sonra mümkün olduğunu biliyorum. yani ajaxla direkt bunu yapmak sakıncalı. en iyisi iframe. tabi burda kullanıcı adı şifre yollarken de şifrelemye dikkat etmen gerek. - birey

Openid is cross domain authentication. They use redirects to accomplish it - alfred westerveld

Openid will do the trick, but ofcourse so will OAuth. - Jillis ter Hove

"Sometimes to best way to get up to speed with a new technology is to learn by example. Here is a list of fully featured, production ready example applications" - Mitchell McKenna from Bookmarklet

"Webitect" - Cindy Gan from Bookmarklet

my choice: safari - Cindy Gan from Bookmarklet

php, xhtml, css, jquery, photoshop, actionscript - #yay #jobs #staj - Mehmet Fatih YILDIZ

up - Mehmet Fatih YILDIZ

What's new? - Barış Mert Gezer from iPhone

haha that was the first thing that i thought {literal}:}{/literal} - Anil "kucukadam" Yeni

"Not too surprising — the most common number of tabs to have open is one, with a pretty steady descent down to 9. It flattens out and hits a valley at 13, but then rises slightly again for a second peak at 16. So, again we see a slight bi-modality to the distribution. But if we take the same set of “tab power users” from the first graph, we see that they have roughly the same profile as all the participants put together. In fact, the peak at 16 is almost entirely caused by only two of the power users: participants 14 and 20." - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

Usually as now 6 tabs.. sometimes 3 and sometimes more than 16! - FFTornado

it depends. what u want to do? - Lasse Johnsen

Something like hootsuite.com, seesmic desktop - Tony Fluharty

If you want to do it all yourself, its gonna take you a while to cover it all. For something like Hootsuite you would have to learn HTML/CSS and probably some javascript for the website, but the main product is the client, so you would use something like Adobe AIR for that. For backend i guess RoR or PHP is some of the easiest languages to start with. - Lasse Johnsen

i would like to see google checkout used more by webshops. google is the only company i would like to entrust with storing my creditcard number - Chris Hofmann

Looks underwhelming. You have to write a whole parser just to handle a diff language? The emacs way is better...you specify a list of keywords for the mode and maybe a few regular expressions for variables/function-definitions and you're set. - Rudolf Olah

Good point. I was just thinking about using it. There are several languages available at the moment. Hopefully they'll move to more flexible system at some point. - Vezquex: God of FF

No, they want a page that work in all browsers! Not to have to write a whole different app for each one! - Vezquex: God of FF from Bookmarklet

What Raphael said. What Joshua said. :-))) - winckel

"This plugin is a jQuery styling plugin wich allows you to skin form elements." - Lets you make your form elements pretty. - Her Lindsay-ness from Bookmarklet

Yup! - Rich

"Over the last nine months, several third party plugins have been developed to make it easy for you to integrate Facebook Connect with your blog, forum, wiki, or CMS tool. We’ve included the best ones below – take a look and find the one that bets fits your needs." - Oğuz Serdar from Bookmarklet

http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index... - Oğuz Serdar

"The Labs team decided that it was time to update the look & feel of our web presence. We took advantage of that work to also do a full upgrade to the back-end of the site. Today we’re proud and excited to launch the end result of that project. The site itself is constructed on a straightforward WordPress MU installation, with 2 custom themes." - Mitchell McKenna from Bookmarklet

"A collection of different browser versions that can be run from the web. You’ll need to install a plugin, but once it’s installed you can use IE6, IE7, IE8, FF2, FF3, Chrome, Opera, Safari3 by just clicking the browser." - Mitchell McKenna from Bookmarklet

If you are not prepared to fix any errors, checkout stable: http://codex.wordpress.org/Install... and it does make updating very easy. - markx2

I did it on my personal blog, but I wouldn't recommend it for anything that you need to stay up. I never had any problems, but you never know. Now that there's the auto-update, I don't bother any more. Unless there's a feature / bug fix in the dev build you need - Glenn Slaven