The “proof of concept” project named ReviewR that let users review sites and share their reviews with others is no longer available for download.
A better solution is now available from Adobe itself, which now incorporates a similar review service in it’s range of CS Web software. Have a look at Adobe’s new offering, integrated into the CS5 suites : Adobe CS live services
While developing on my local machine I noticed Firefox took a long time to load even the simplest page, with 6 seconds being the average. Googling around I found several possible causes, but the actual culprit was put there by a trusted companion. Read the rest of this entry »
I didn’t make much noise with CreOFF lately, this was mostly due to the fact I’ve been helping Emakina with a rather big project for the past months. But the start of the new year marks some -late- new year’s resolutions:
Ever needed a smooth solution for translating content to a different language? Like, say, being able to click on a text inside the page and translate it right there on the spot?
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Well, that’s what it says today in the list of most popular programming languages.
See for yourself:
Although I have the utmost respect for my fellow COBOL programmers, being an Actionscript programmer myself it’s obvious I would prefer to see the Actionscript language rise from it’s current 22nd position.
Hmm… what can I do? maybe I should do my part by taking less PHP projects and adding some more Actionscript to the mix? 
Check the current popularity status on the TIOBE website where I found the list. It’s updated once a month.
Imagine this: at the bus stop you notice a new poster that advertizes the latest concert of your favourite band coming to the city. You aim your mobile phone’s camera at the poster and hey presto: your phone’s browser is redirected to the band’s mobile website where you’re given the option to buy the last available tickets with your phone immediately.
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CreOFF has been experimenting with different technologies and ideas since day one. But uptill now links to those ideas were scattered around the web (or this blog)
That’s why now there’s a special space dedicated to (some of) the ideas that might become true apps: labs.creoff.com
From time to time extra ideas will be added, so check out this blog and the labs pages !
If you’re developing Adobe AIR applications you might use the AIR install badge on your site to allow easy downloading of your application. So how can you integrate Google Analytics to track how many times your application has been downloaded? It’s easier than you think… Read the rest of this entry »
ReviewR is a showcase of a possible solution for reviewing websites and designs. It also shows some collaboration features like inviting people to join your review and give comments.
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Thought Yahoo widgets looked nice on your pc only? Think again! Soon you’ll be able to run widgets on the next generation of TV screens.
