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API Status – Website Monitoring Status
In: web resources
20 Jan 2010Public API status to see if a website is operating normally Sites like: Amazon AWS S3 Bing search API bit.ly shorten API Delicious update API Digg API eBay shopping API Facebook API login Flickr API and much more… http://api-status.com/ Go to Source
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- Tags: Amazon, API, aws, Bing, eBay, ebay shopping, public, search api, Sites, status, website
Click a Button, Translate an Entire Google Site
In: web resources
18 Dec 2009One of our favorite Google tools, Google Translate, not only talks and translates in real-time, but it’s been integrated in a wide variety of Google services, including Google Reader, Gmail, and most recently, Google Toolbar. Now Google has announced that it has integrated Translate with yet another one of Google’s many products. This time, it’s [...]
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- Tags: bottom right, google, google tools, reader, real time, Sites, Translate, variety, web pages
Google Sites Just Got a Whole Lot Prettier
In: web resources
17 Nov 2009Google Sites, a service that lets you create and collaborate on a simple webpage, as well as embed documents, photos, videos into it, was visually a bland affair…until now. Google has created a template gallery for Sites; when you create a new site, you can now select a template which you can further customize according [...]
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- Tags: churches, dozens, Gallery, google, popularity, service, Sites, Template, template gallery
There are a lot of free fonts available online. Sites like Dafont and 1001Fonts are invaluable repositories for designers, because they give us such a wide range of font options. Cartoon fonts are one type of font that rarely get much praise. The problem with them is that by definition, they’re gimmicks. They are never [...]
Real type, real drag
In: web resources
19 Oct 2009You must read High Performance Web Sites Blog’s (yes, that’s really it’s name) @font-face and performance if you’re using @font-face to embed web-licensed fonts on sites you design (as I’ve done here). Go to Source
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- Tags: blog, High, high performance, Performance, performance web, Sites, Web
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