Tagged ‘javascript’

You probably remember my first experimentation with Greasemonkey, my Follow All on Page Script for Twitter. Well  I decided to approach another common problem with Greasemonkey… introducing my script to automatically select 200 of your friends at a time in Facebook. Read more…

I have recently been considering developing a framework to radically simplify the development of user-interfaces.  Warning: This post is long and nerdy.  You probably won’t want to read it.  There are no pictures. Read more…

Once again, I’d just like to begin by saying you’re welcome.  I’ve recently been experiencing this odd phenomenon– a sudden burst of productivity beginning around 4:00 AM and ending around 6:30.  So last night, I put together this Greasemonkey Script to follow all unfollowed users on a twitter page. Read more…

As you may remember from my blog entry a couple days ago, I recently created a javascript animation library.  In the first day, it received over 2,000 visitors, thanks to StumbleUpon.  After that, it was already on the first page of the google results for ‘javascript animation ‘library’ and the ads were doing quite well.  Now, to put the cherry on this delicious sunday, someone at Six Revisions didn’t do their homework, and used the google search results to write a top ten list! Read more…

Over the past couple of days I have been hard at work at my first real JavaScript library, one which I developed to facilitate script-based animation.  It’s still in beta, obviously, but I’m fairly proud of it and I just wanted to show everybody what I’ve done… Read more…