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MooTools is the web framework that lets you write JavaScript your way, but organizes it and makes it more extensible so you can write it once and use it again and again. Start with learning how to target objects on the page with part one of Adam Duvander's MooTools tutorials. Wired.comContribute comment -
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If you have a microphone on your computer, why not send a voice message instead the next time you want to send an email? Well I usually don’t simply because it’s a pain in the butt and the file is usually too large if I want to attached a proper length voice message to an email. Using a free file compression utility also requries the reciever to unzip the file, too much trouble. Using JDVoiceMail, ...Shared by l taylor (0) Ron (13)Contribute comment -
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Posted by Jon Kotker, Gmail engineering intern, Summer 2008I spent this last summer as many of the Gmail engineers do, armed with a cup of coffee or a can of soda, poring through lines of code, winding my way through the code base, and every once in a while taking a glance at the big whiteboard of feature ideas that the team maintains. When I had some spare time on my hands, I picked up ...Shared by adam (32) Ali (8) Andrea Baresi (0) Aqeel (3) Armish (8) Cai Chen (2) charlie anzman (85) Chung (110) Cubby Brendle (14) Dave E. (5) Dominic Foster (149) Esther Schindler (32) fyc (77) G. (49) Håkan (29) Jacob Share (11) Julia (0) Kai (0) keith (45) Keith Coleman (1) Kristen (18) l taylor (0) Laci (2) Leena (701) Les (14) Leximo (24) LouCypher (31) luca Filigheddu (22) meatwaddancin (3) MG (27) Mihalcea Razvan (154) Navid (43) Nkululeko Masondo (20) Paul Sturgess (22) QuYzBuK (2) rjhintz (33) Rob (102) Roel (19) Ryan Lewis (90) sarahintampa (49) Seumas (11) Simon Wren (16) suru (7) thelastminute (5) Thorsten (34) Tim (39) Varun Mahajan (9) Zak M. (672)- thelastminute said: nice
- Armish said: at last
- charlie anzman said: This is gettin' scary :)
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New in Labs: Reply add-ons (20)
onPosted by Darick Tong, Gmail engineer We Gmail developers are arguably among the most demanding of Gmail's users. So in addition to the feedback we get from all of you, a lot of the ideas for new features come from our own frustrations and experiences. We send and receive a lot of mail, and we've already started using these Labs features to make replying that much better. Quote selected text, by Ryan AGmail makes it ...Shared by ArpitNext (0) Augmented Web (43) Darkwookiee (6) DOCBook Howto (133) Duk (9) Gabriel Rodriguez (13) haggaret (19) HelloKit (0) Johan Martin (0) kmohr25 (9) l taylor (0) macbeach (13) Paulo Pereira (20) PlanningQueen (17) rOckY (65) surftheair (21) suru (7) Thorsten (34) Trace Windham (20) Unseen (26)Contribute comment
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New in Labs: 3 experiments with labels (58)
onPosted by Keith Coleman, Gmail Product ManagerSince launching our first batch of 13 Gmail Labs features, we've received a lot of suggestions for more experimental features you'd like to see -- plus, we've had some of our own ideas. Today, there's a new batch of labs features to play with. If you like using Labels, we hope you like these.Custom label colors, by Mark KIf the 24 standard color choices aren't your thing, enable this ...Shared by abhi (20) AdamB (2) Alexander13 (76) atul (132) Benedict Lee Zhi En (93) Buzzworkers (20) Carl Fyffe (15) Chris Jackson (5) Dan McCall (1) Darkwookiee (6) Dileepa (5) Dominic Foster (149) Donnie Berkholz (19) Dzu (20) Edo (9) Elliott P. (3) Erik Arvidsson (7) Fernando (21) focoma (17) Foremire (13) G (19) Geoff (0) ghosttie (28) Gonzalo Larralde (17) Greg (19) hyderabadblues (20) Ilse (4) imma (17) Jeff (1) jeremy (3) John MacAdam (0) Juliano (6) Kajivar (46) Kaveh Dorafshan (9) l taylor (0) Leooon (2) Marie (22) Matthom (17) Michael (12) MiramarMike (31) Neko (10) ntutak (0) olive (4) PMinze (35) psybuzz (2) R. Francis (14) Rolando (2) Sergey Kapustin (1) Stan Filipcik (20) surftheair (21) Unseen (26) Valeehill (0) Varun Mahajan (9) Waldemar (1) wolfie toutomoutochan (14) xeal (15) xrx (29) zaniele (17)Explore read 14 notes
- ntutak said: kewl
- Matthom said: Some interesting new lab features.
- abhi said: Finally, " go to label " keyboard shortcuts in Gmail...finally !
- Gonzalo Larralde said: Celebro la llegada del Go To Label :D
- focoma said: Navbar drag and drop! Finally!
- Donnie Berkholz said: "Go to label keyboard shortcut" ftw
- MiramarMike said: Ah, constant beta, how I love you
- Dileepa said: Gmail is the best application out there (on the web or the desktop).
- Geoff said: This is pretty cool.
- Juliano said: Assim fica difícil de aparecer um serviço de e-mail melhor...
- Rolando said: La opción que mas me gusta es la de poder crear nuestro propio color para las 'Tags'
- wolfie toutomoutochan said: Cool new features for Gmail.
- AdamB said: I love you google & google gmail labs! you make my life so much easier!
- olive said: I have been waiting for these features for some time now. Yay! The go to label feature is especially awesome, and allows me to ditch Greasemonkey... Highly recommended.
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Both “Getting Things Done” and “GTD” are registered trademarks of the David Allen Company. Getting Things Done rests on the principle that a person needs to move tasks out of the mind by recording them externally. ...Shared by Arthur (10) Danny Rain (0) Gman68 (16) ikd (0) karim elhaloui (0) l taylor (0) Manny (20) Marcel (12) Mark Gahagan (0) Rahim (2) RoasterBoy (18) Toco (32) Tom Murphy (0) Zeca (21)- Rahim said: I will go through this list....someday/maybe
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6 Great Tools to Save Links for Later - ReadWriteWeb (7)
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Unfortunately, there just aren't enough hours in the day. This seems to be especially true when you take on a lot of projects. Between blogging, researching, emailing, ...Shared by David (19) james (21) l taylor (0) NasirJumani (193) nicole califano (15) notreadbyhumans (18) westher (8)- David said: great post to save ;)
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Last week, Lifehack founder Leon Ho introduced me to the beta note taking application Evernote. Evernote boasts a variety of features that make it an excellent application, including automatic synchronization between the web and your other devices, tagging and sorting features, an online client that makes it accessible from anywhere, and a search feature that can even search text stored within images. From the developers themselves: Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any ...Shared by AlvarezVal (1) BryanSays (3) corentin (0) J. Russell Crosswy (0) Jeffrey Cressman (3) Joelle (6) Jonathan Belisle (8) l taylor (0) Nguyen Dinh Nguyen (9) Paulo (14) Reub (19) Stefan G. (16)Contribute comment -
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Gmail: BlankCanvas - Gmail Signatures (7)
permalinkGmail Signatures Last updated August 21, 2008 by Jerome Dane ontents: FAQ Forums Getting Started HTML Tutorials Install Guide Known Bugs License & EULA Project Contributors Support & Promote Templates Version History Post a Comment: This extension for Firefox automatically inserts HTML signatures into your Gmail messages basedon which address you are sending from. Works for Compose Message andReply/Forward.Latest Version: 1.11.07 - Version HistoryInstall GuideTranslation ProjectFeatures:Works for Compose Mail, Reply, and ForwardSupport for single or ...Contribute comment
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I'm happy to introduce a guest post from Doug Ireton, who's written a fantastic guide to Getting Things Done with RTM. Doug is a Sr. Platform Engineer on the Windows Server team at Nordstrom, a luxury clothing retailer based in Seattle, Washington. He is an avid Remember The Milk user, and after almost a year has finally stopped fiddling with his RTM setup (mostly). Using RTM for work and personal tasks and projects, he has ...Shared by Adrienne Travis (2) Amy (43) Andrew Harmel-Law (7) asquared (19) Christopher (25) Craig Carignan (3) Dave Naylor (0) Eric (9) Giles (14) joshnunn (13) JuanPablo (0) Koenie (13) l taylor (0) lauren pressley (19) LijuanKate (4) Mads (13) MFaber (17) Michael Montgomery (4) nikkie (2) Olivier35 (11) Olof (16) Phil (0) Reub (19) Rhinos (1) Rich (0) Schwuk (14) Tanguy (6) tommy.io (1) Whitney (19) Windy (15) Wuff (21) Youlay (1) Леша Лещенко (2)- Olof said: read this and use it
- Reub said: Awesome Remember The Milk tips. Read it people!
- Леша Лещенко said: Too many lists. I just use a single list for projects where each project is just a separate task. If I brainstorm a project and have ideas for additional tasks, I just put them into notes for that project. And I too tag items with tags that represent locations of tools/people you need to complete them.
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Half of U. S. adults use social media. That is, they do according to the latest findings from Universal McCann's "Media in Mind" study, an ongoing research effort that analyzes how consumers relate to media and products in their daily life.Shared by Flying Travis (1) hasamba (46) jen (3) jhorman (0) Kaylee (3) l taylor (0) rawwell (93) Ryan (12) Smojo (18) xxdesmus (87)- l taylor said: Lifestreaming
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Delicious has just launched a major update. As the delicious blog says:"The new Delicious is just like the old del.icio.us, only faster, easier to learn, and hopefully more delightful to use and to look at."They are also "flipping the switch on the new web site: delicious.com.Take a look at all the new features here and/or view the video below: Remember, delicious tops our Top 100 Tools for Learning 2008 list, this is what other learning ...- Chris Jobling's said: Jane picks out changes to del.icio.us which includes user interface redesign and a new domain delicious.com. Looks good!
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posted a link iPhone Office: 100 Ways to Turn Your Device into the Ultimate Productivity Tool | InspireTech Blog Saturday at 7:10 am - Comment Ed Kohler, Frank Sons, Dave Ploch, David Finch and 9 other people liked this یک جی 3 می خرم بالاخره - nobody some great stuff here. - sean808080Contribute comment - Google Maps Tests Walking Directions (3)
