Here’s a few valuable links I’ve dug up over the course of the past couple of weeks, in absolutely no logical order. I prefer it that way:

  • TextFlow Online Word Processing

    Pretty interesting looking online flash-based word processor.

  • RegExhibit OSX Regular Expression Editor

    The OSX Regular Expression editor and debugger I’ve been looking for.

  • Housing Works Beautiful design

    The design for this website is stunning. I love large background websites.

  • s3slider jQuery Sliding Image Captions

    A very cool solution for image captions that lay over an image and animate in.

  • Ronald Jenkees Electronic music

    One of the most original sounding solo electronic artists out there. Check out “Stay Crunchy”. I can’t wait for his new album!

  • Inovat Sweet Looking Portfolio

    Incredibly simple, yet sweet looking portfolio web design.

  • Enable path view in OSX Finder

    Haven’t you always wanted to display the full path to the current folder in your Finder window? In terminal, enter the following command:

    defaults write com.apple.finder _FXShowPosixPathInTitle -bool YES

    Next, enter the following code to restart your Finder:

    killall Finder

  • Creative and Live Tight Minimal Design

    Really clean and tight minimal design. I love the logo and subtlety.

  • Space Collective Dark Simple Design

    Beautiful dark website design. I love the typography, color scheme and the block-like grid.

  • Carbonica Stunning hand-drawn style

    This site has taken hand-drawn to a new level, complete with hand-drawn icons, headings, navigation and a cool illustrative style.

  • Weightbot Website Dark, smooth and metallic

    Weightbot for the iPhone/iPod was cool and so is it’s site. I love the dark, metallic, apple-like style. Gorgeous work by Mark Jardine.

  • I AM SECOND Amazing, heart-felt stories

    I absolutely love real stories about what God has done in people’s lives. This site is awesome.

  • jQuery Fling Subscribe/Publish event model

    Collin Allen has written a sweet jQuery plug-in that makes it easy to code JavaScript events using a publisher/subscriber model very similar to Flash.

  • jCrop jQuery Image Cropping

    Very smooth jQuery image cropping plugin.

  • Smooth CSS Image Resizing in IE

    I can’t believe that I’ve never seen this until now. Finally, bicubic interpolation for Internet Explorer with only one CSS rule:

    img {
    -ms-interpolation-mode:bicubic;
    }

    Preview:

    CSS MS Interpolation preview

  • Dropbox/Leap Scrapbooking Killer online scrapbooking

    Jon Hicks has come up with a very sweet way of scrapbooking all of those screenshots that you’ve been compiling over the times. I think I’ll actually use this one.

Comments

9 Comments

  1. Tor Løvskogen Bollingmo said 1128 days ago

    Sweet stuff, Rogie. I recommend PathFinder as a kick-ass Finder replacement :-)

  2. Anand said 1128 days ago

    Sweet set of links! The IE one seems like a lovely little snippet, can’t wait to try it out.

  3. NetOperator Wibby said 1128 days ago

    Whoah, you sure know how to find the cool/quirky stuff on the web. I now have a couple more bookmarks … TextEdit is pretty ill.

  4. Eddy said 1127 days ago

    RJ is bad ace. That IE css hack is nice, but retarded that we still have to deal with non-standard variants like this… i suppose their logic is we should just be happy it even exists.

  5. Sean said 1125 days ago

    Sweet list bro!

  6. Dan25 said 1119 days ago

    Thanks for the posts, these are great. I’m going to use this info to make http://www.youcanquotethis.com better. Thanks!

  7. Henry said 1113 days ago

    Awesome list, I especially like the smooth image scrolling with internet explorer, I can’t stand it and now I have an easy solution.

  8. xorama fanai said 1107 days ago

    Smooth CSS Image Resizing in IE is a very smart move, i didn’t know i can’t do that. Well its a good one. 1 question though – will other browser support?

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