Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn
Posts tagged with developer tools
06/30/2011
Atlantic Records featured on Typekit business page
Typekit has featured Atlantic Records on their business subscriptions page along with Twitter, The New York Times, Martha Stewart and others. At Atlantic we’ve been using typekit since the private beta was floating around a few years ago, and within a few months were using the service on all of our sites. View the page [...]
01/31/2011
LiveView – Stream iOS Comps from you Mac to your Device in Realtime
LiveView, a new project from NIcholas Zambetti allows you to broadcast your working iOS application designs from your Mac to your device for testing. You start off by installing the LiveView Screencaster on your Mac, and the free LiveView app on your iOS device. The Screencaster app is a simple window, shaped like an iPhone, [...]
06/03/2010
Using Google Translate
As my blog has grown in traffic I’ve noticed more and more readers coming from outside of the US, and while not surprising it does pose new issues. As more and more non-english (or non-native) speaking readers began to read my blog started looking for an automated way to translate into their language of choice. [...]
05/25/2010
EGO – All your web stats in one mobile app
EGO is a mobile application that lets you check all of your web statistics in one place, from a mobile device. It supports Google Analytics, Twitter, Vimeo, Tumblr, Feedburner, Ember, Mint and Squarespace all in one application, with new services being added frequently. While the iPhone version only lets you view high level stats, like [...]
04/26/2010
Flash Runtime Written Entirely in Javascript
Gordon is a open source Javascript based Flash Player written by Tobey Tailor that allows users to playback Flash content without having the plugin. It currently only supports Flash 1 & 2 so Actionscript users are out of luck. Right now browser support is pretty limited but it’s an interesting project worth keeping your eyes [...]
04/15/2010
Twitter launches @anywhere
Yesterday Twitter launched it’s @anywhere service which makes integrating most Twitter functions as simple as adding a few lines of Javascript code. You can easily: Auto-link @usernames Create Hovercards for @usernames Create follow buttons that don’t require users to leave your site Add a “Tweet Box” which allows users to tweet without leaving your site [...]
03/30/2010
JQuery Plugin for the iPhone
JQTouch is a JQuery Plugin for the iPhone that lets you add animation to mobile websites similar to the interactions found in native applications. Developers just need to include the most recent version of JQuery from Google code, a JQTouch js file and some css to get up and running with native webkit animations, swipe [...]
03/10/2010
TestSize.com – Test Your Site at Multiple Sizes
Designers have a distorted view of the web. We all have huge monitors and speedy computers and it’s easy to forget that your average web user isn’t always so lucky. Testsize.com is a simple web app that allows you to easily check out how your site will display on monitors of varying size. To use [...]
03/09/2010
Notable – The Easiest Way for Teams to Provide Feedback on Websites
Notable Notable is a web and iPhone based service that allows team members to easily share feedback on all aspects of a website. To start a discussion you create a new project called a capture, or a set to hold multiple captures. Captures can be created from a url, by uploading an image, from an [...]
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