Firstly, I find jQuery autocomplete from Devbridge http://www.devbridge.com/projects/autocomplete/jquery/ awesome. It’s simple, it looks great and mostly, it works quite well. However, what I was looking for was to detect when the “enter” is pressed and to immediately kick off another event based … Continue reading
For some time now, I wanted to create an app where you can view “location data”. By that I mean, any data set that has latitude/longitude pairs for locations. This can be a list of particular businesses in an area, public … Continue reading
Backbone.js is almost becoming de facto standard for modular JS framework for the rich UI and well, I use it nearly all of my projects. However, a little strange thing with Backbone is that the content is loaded only if … Continue reading
Locationally was born out of the recent SAPI hackathon. I enjoyed every moment of building it and I’m looking forward to see where it leads. http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/australia/locationally-takes-out-sapi-hackathon/848
This was weird. All of a sudden today, I got the following error message. I updated and installed many of the Unix components, so I’m guessing that’s what caused it. Anyway, after a quick browse and sifting through a few … Continue reading
I’m quite sick of this. I created a new Twitter account yesterday for one of the apps I am creating. And as soon as I join, I get these spamming users with links to porn sites. Their tweets (I bet … Continue reading
Woo hoo. I thought it was cool when Happenic made it, but now my Stack Exchange API 2.0 Contest entry “Stack Reputational” has made the PW’s Mashup of the Day! The official page is here. If you like it, please … Continue reading
This is my Stack Exchange API contest entry. You can view the app at “http://sr.ericbae.com” and read my entry here http://stackapps.com/questions/3177/stack-reputational-user-rankings-in-detail More to come in next few days to improve this hopefully.
Had to dig around a few places to get this going. “Placeholder” attribute is a nice addition in HTML5, but browsers like IE8 doesn’t like it so much. Rather than paraphrasing, this site tells you the best way to go … Continue reading
StackExchange is currently running a contest that involves using their API v2.0 and I thought it would be a great way to kick off a new project that has a deadline! I know for sure that this one will at … Continue reading