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June 2009
scripty2: for a more delicious web
by parmentierf
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May 2009
perspikace's twitter, compte and journaliste Bookmarks on Delicious
by srcmax
April 2009
Wolf & Pig stop motion | BEAUTIFUL/DECAY MAGAZINE
by karlcow
Really clever and adorable (!!) stop motion video about a wolf who wants to eat a pig… the whole thing is constructed of photos in developed film, involving multiple mediums and layers of reality. Kind of meta-meta. Also, last I saw it was in the popular section of saved bookmarks on Delicious!
Fall and Winter Vegetable Planting Guide
by rax262
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Ampersand Book | Andy Mangold
by karlcow
I went through all 900 fonts on my computer and selected what I find to be some of the most interesting, beautiful, or historically significant ampersands. Paired with their designer and in chronological order, all the way from Bembo in 1495 to Jos Buivenga’s FREE Delicious, designed just last year. They were transferred from laser prints with wintergreen oil onto tan Rives BFK, and bound accordion fold style with some sourced leather covers (I hope to write an article about sourcing leather soon).
March 2009
Twine Could Soon Surpass Delicious, Prepares Ontology Authoring Tool - ReadWriteWeb
by gregg
& 2 others
Tutorials:How jQuery Works - jQuery JavaScript Library
by giovanninicco
& 1 other
Twine Could Soon Surpass Delicious, Prepares Ontology Authoring Tool - ReadWriteWeb
by sbrothier
& 2 others
Delicious Bookmarks - Module Firefox
by dszalkowski
& 1 other
February 2009
delicious star rater for Greasemonkey
by philippej
& 1 other
(via)
"... rate your most favourite bookmarks on delicious.com with an awesome star-rater."
A priori à utiliser avec parcimonie. Mais pas une mauvaise idée quand même... A essayer pour voir !
January 2009
Delicious.com Thumbs -r Greasemonkey
by decembre
What about blogmarks.net ? « bmPress forums
by srcmax
bmPress and blogmarks.net are separate projects.
You can see bmPress as a personal edition of blogmarks.net that you can run where you like and customise. Plus, bmPress is open source so everyone can enhance it.
The two projects can interact, for example we have plan to release bmPress synchronisation tools with blogmarks.net, delicious.com and other services.
I can guarantee blogmarks.net will continue to run for some years ;-)
#[WEB2.0] DELICIOUS __ How to Build a Social Web Apps__By the guy who made delicious.
by decembre
& 5 others
December 2008
Passage à Del.icio.us
by jean-gael
& 1 other
, 1 comment
