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25 November 2009

OOP in C - Before GObject

by mapleelpam
GObject Training tutorial, good for newbie (this is Chinese version) this slide try to introduce how to implement virtual function by pure C. these slides are inspired by GObject hacking.

OOP in C - Virtual Function

by mapleelpam
GObject Training tutorial, good for newbie (this is Chinese version) this slide try to introduce how to implement virtual function by pure C. these slides are inspired by GObject hacking.

OOP in C - Inherit

by mapleelpam
GObject Training tutorial, good for newbie (this is Chinese version)

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24 November 2009

cyoa : Choose Your own Adventure

by sbrothier & 2 others (via)
As a child of the 80s, the Choose Your Own Adventure books were a fixture of my rainy afternoons. My elementary school library kept a low, fairly unmaintained-looking shelf of them hidden in one of its back corners. Whether this non-marquee placement was an attempt by the librarians to deemphasize the books in favor of ‘serious’ (children’s) literature or was simply my good luck I still haven’t worked out. But it meant there was a place that I could retreat to and dive into unfamiliar worlds without distraction.

CAN Outreach blog » Blog Archive » Telling stories using maps

by sbrothier
The first thing Joy Suliman focuses on in the morning is the Alessi kettle sitting on her stove top. The funky Italian design prepares her for a great day. Just looking at the slick lines and quirky details makes her feel good as she pours water into it for her cup of tea. In gratitude to how this beautiful design makes her feel, the former CAN project manager decided her kettle’s story deserved to be told.

23 November 2009

Good Radio.org | Radio Station Map (plus Jukebox and Database versions)

by garret
"A Google map plotting all the best college and non-commercial radio stations using the actual GPS coordinates of their transmitters as listed in the dreaded FCC database. Right-click a station (the tower icon, not the label) to stream it directly, or left-click to see a bubble with a bunch of info including studio phone number, online archives, homepage, etc., and zoom all the way in to see the transmitter antenna."

19 November 2009

6 Killer Google Chrome Extensions for Social Media Addicts

by srcmax (via)

If you ask most Firefox (Firefox) fans the main reason they won’t switch to Chrome, a good majority of them will probably cite its lack of extensions. But that might change, because Chrome extensions are coming — perhaps soon. And for users of the developer’s build of Chrome, they’re already here. So for those of you brave enough to use the unstable developers release of Chrome, here are 6 extensions that social media addicts will want to install.

18 November 2009

http://www.good-bye-lenine-la-rouille-en-plus.eu

by gregg (via)
20 ans après la chute du mur de Berlin... 10 histoires de murs en friche dans les pays de l'Union européenne qui appartenaient au bloc de l'Est. 10 villes privilégiées par les anciens régimes et qui ont chuté avec le mur. Certaines ont déjà bien pansé leurs plaies, d'autres non.

10 Steps To The Perfect Portfolio Website - Smashing Magazine

by fabifab & 1 other
olio website after all, so your portfolio will determine whether the website is interesting or not. People will want to see your previous work to decide whether you’re good or not and for general interest, to see what you’ve been up to in the past. Depending on what you do, your portfolio should contain big high-quality images, clearly accessible to the user. Always include a link to the live version of the website you worked on, and link your screenshot to the live version (another common convention that people expect). Include a short description for each project, including the different skills that you needed t

17 November 2009

40 Beautiful Examples of Bokeh Photography | The Photo Argus - A Photographer's Resource

by ghis (via)
Bokeh is a very subjective thing. Its hard to say what is “good” bokeh and what is “bad”. In my opinion anything that is less distracting and adds something to the image would be considered good and anything distracting or confusing to the image would be considered bad. Based on that I have gathered some examples of what I think is beautiful bokeh photography.

GStreamer: news

by nicolargo (via)
Mise à jours des plugins good et bad pour GStreamer

16 November 2009

Dion Hinchcliffe's Blog - Musings and Ruminations on Building Great Systems - Thursday, August 06, 2009 Entries

by karlcow

Recently InfoQ did a good summary of the debates around the apparent (to some) limitations of REST when it comes to creating good Web services. At issue is that REST APIs seem to expose "CRUDy" services that fly in the face of years of good services design, particularly when they are just read/write interfaces instead of the richer, full REST architecture (more on what this is later.) The discussion was spurred by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz's assertion recently that CRUD is bad for REST, which in my opinion is close but not quite right.

15 November 2009

Web design techniques and principles from Web Pages That Suck - learn good web design by looking at bad web design - Home Page

by pooky_a & 11 others
"Web Pages That Suck" by Vincent Flanders: "Unless you're abnormally gifted, the best way to learn a craft thoroughly is to learn not only its central tenets but also its pitfalls. Out of all the Daily Suckers featured here this year, 64 web sites qualify as Worst Web Sites of the Year. These sites provide a whole manual on how not to design your web site. Learn from their mistakes."

14 November 2009

A C# port of HunSpell

by nachilau
Contains good documentation about Hunspell

An very simple Hunspell example

by nachilau
A good example from Hunspell from code project

Nikki S Lee

by karlcow

A sort of offensive (in a good way), social-butterfly-ish, Where's Waldo.

I tried to accurately label the Project from which each photo below stems.

12 November 2009

Login designs: the 9 worst ones and where to find good examples » malcolm coles

by mozkart (via)
Examples of good login design That's what not to do. Here's what to do: 65 Examples of Login Form Design - this is the intro page. To see them all, click the second link in the first para. 36 beautiful login page / form designs - a great collection from Dzine this March. 21 beautiful login page/form designs - another collection from Dream CSS Attractive Login / Signup Interface Designs - more ideas from Greepit.com Designing Login Boxes: 6 examples of Good and Bad Design - thoughts from Design vs Art. Interface Design: Login/SignUp - collection from Web Design Ledger Login form designs and inspiration - some thoughts on options from OpenCrypt. Login Forms - a collection on Flickr (the same user, Factory Joe, has some other collections of interface designs and an interesting blog.) Inspriational Login in web design - another collection from Pattern Tap, a pattern library. Login - Interaction Design pattern Library - thoughts on good design and a collection from the Welie.com pattern library. Using address finders in web forms - this is about address fields in registration processes rather than login. But it was interesting, so I included it here!

11 November 2009

No one look as good as you - HUE SATURATION

by karlcow

This is Sara (and her husband). I found her on the flea market last Saturday. 3 photo albums from the 1940s full of storys. And fashion. But above all, full of happiness. Here we are, June 1941, Madeira Island.

les albums, photos, cartes postales de ces inconnus.

Joho the Blog » Rough, rough draft: What info was

by karlcow

in the Age of Links we’re better able to manage the abundance of crap than the abundance of good stuff.

Writing good documentation (part 1)

by karlcow

There’s no substitute for documentation written, organized, and edited by hand.

10 November 2009

Apple IPhone School

by nachilau
Another very good Blog for IPhone and IPhone hack

09 November 2009

08 November 2009

Thesaurus Rex | GOOD

by karlcow

with the publication—after 44 years of work—of the Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary. At almost 4,000 pages and about 800,000 meanings

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