Blog badges
Mini Badges Utilisez ces badges pour intégrer un lien sur votre blog ou site Web vers votre profil SlideShare. Les badges existent dans différentes tailles et formes. Sélectionnez celui que vous préférez et copiez le code intégré. Pour créer un badge personnalisé avec votre propre contenu, vous devez posséder un compte SlideShare. Connectez-vous maintenant !
NounProject
Créer un fond d'écran à partir de ses photos Instagram
C’est la frénésie en ce moment autour d’Instagram. Les services liés se multiplient et permettent d’exploiter au mieux les photos prises à l’aide de cette application. Nous avons vu il y a quelques jours comment sauvegarder ses photos en quelques clics seulement. Nous allons aujourd’hui nous intéresser au recyclage de vos photos, avec deux services qui permettent de créer un fond d’écran à partir de son compte Instagram. Très simple d’utilisation, ils devraient ravir le hipster qui est en vous ! Wallgram Wallgram vous permet de créer des fonds d’écran pour iPad, iPhone ou pour votre ordinateur. Instawallpaper On prend le même concept, et on recommence ! Bonus – ces cafés où Instagram est interdit Toujours concernant Instagram, voici une autre information sans aucun rapport avec les fonds d’écran, mais qui devrait tout de même vous divertir.
Google+ profile
Badge types Because Google+ pages, profiles, and communities are different, we offer slightly different versions of the badges: Profiles Allow people to easily find you on Google+ and add you to a circle directly from your website. Pages Includes the profile badge features and adds some additional functionality. Communities Help people find your community and engage with other users on a topic they find interesting. If you require a smaller widget, you might also consider using the Google+ Follow button: Google+ badge for people Person badge tag The Google+ badge allows visitors to engage with you directly from the badge itself. You can also use an HTML5-valid badge tag by setting the class attribute to g-person, and prefixing any badge attributes with data-. The Google+ badge can show a link to your Google+ profile and an Add to circles button. Example badge sizes Tag attributes for the person badge These parameters control settings for each badge. Google+ badge for pages Page Badge Tag JavaScript API
Swiffy
As part of our transition of display ads to HTML5. the Swiffy Flash conversion tool is no longer available. We will continue to serve the Swiffy runtimes, so any files you have already converted will continue to play. Today more consumers are using the web in HTML5 compatible environments than Flash-compatible environments. In order to reach as large an audience as possible, we encourage everyone to transition to HTML5 authoring. Developers who currently create Flash SWF files have several ways to switch to HTML5 including Adobe Animate and Google Web Designer. If you need to play an existing Flash SWF file in your browser alone, you might be able to use Mozilla’s Shumway.
+1 share on G+
Documentation You can add and customize the +1 button to meet the needs of your website, such as modifying the button size and load technique. By adding the +1 button to your website, you allow your users to recommend your content to their circles and drive traffic to your site. The +1 button can also improve the time spent on your site by providing recommendations for further reading. Use of the +1 button is subject to the Google+ Platform Buttons policy. Getting started A simple button The easiest method for including a +1 button on your page is to include the necessary JavaScript resource and to add a +1 button tag: The script must be loaded using the HTTPS protocol and can be included from any point on the page without restriction. +1 tag To render a simple +1 tag: You can also use a HTML5-valid +1 tag by setting the class attribute to g-plusone, and prefixing any button attributes with data-. By default, the included script traverses the DOM and renders +1 tags as buttons. Configuration
doug/depthjs
Front-end Code Standards & Best Practices | Roundarch Isobar
Introduction◊ This document contains the guidelines and best practices for the front-end web development team at Isobar. Each item here represents either: A reminder to follow existing standards or industry conventions,guidance on what constitutes professional patterns and organization, or a decision we've made favoring one method over its alternatives. What this document is not is a series of explanations as to how front-end technologies work; a basic familiarity is assumed. Goals◊ Our motivations in creating this document are to: Foster code consistency across our projects.Facilitate ease of maintenance.Ensure we create professional quality Web sites.Guide staff on-boarding or educate new developers. This document is not intended to replace common sense, conventions requested by particular clients, teams, or prevent expressive or creative solutions to problems. Professional Responsibility◊ We are experts in our field creating solutions for our clients and their audiences, not for ourselves.
Getting Started with Your Facebook App on Heroku
facebook Table of Contents A Facebook app typically uses an SDK to interact with the Facebook API, using Facebook’s Graph API and FQL to retrieve and post information to Facebook. A Facebook application can easily be developed and deployed to Heroku (in any of Heroku’s supported languages) which has code that interacts with Facebook’s APIs in this manner. This guide is for Facebook developers who develop and deploy their applications on Heroku. It assumes no previous knowledge of Heroku, and will walk through every part of the process: creating an app and a Heroku account, setting up local development tools, and deploying changes to your Facebook app. Prerequisites Basic Facebook app creation knowledgeBasic Git knowledgeA Heroku user account. Local workstation setup Install the Heroku Toolbelt on your local workstation. Once installed, you use the heroku command from your command shell. heroku login Enter your Heroku credentials. Workflow Creating the Facebook app Creating the Heroku app
