ranjithsiji

Indic Language Translators and Converters

: ranjithsiji; December 5th, 2011

Current Mood:: cheerful

Trying to create an indic language tool set for typing and reading
various indian languages online. Lot of programmes are available in the
internet and those are scattered. An attempt to integrate everything in
one place.

Jquery Image marking and tool tip Plugin - Imagemapster

: ranjithsiji; October 1st, 2011

ImageMapster is a jQuery plugin that create image map areas and put tool tip on the map. image maps
will create interactive images.

You can highlight a part of an image and you can put a description like drawing a squre over a face and put the name of the person in photo.

Using the plugin, any image map can be highlighted, selected (single or multiple areas) and manipulated in all kinds of ways.

There are many built-in functions provided like the ability to change the color-opacity or

: ranjithsiji; October 1st, 2011

Google got a unique interface after the release of google plus. There was some wordpress themes imitating the interface. Now Bruce Galpin made a framework with Google+ styled buttons in his blog.

The buttons can use text, images or both inside them and comes with the high-quality icon set created by WebDesignShock.

As the icons have both standard and active state versions, buttons respond well to hovering them.

There is also a drop-down menu buttons version provided which is

: ranjithsiji; September 30th, 2011

Gnome 3.2 Released on 28th September 2011. The new version includes lot of new features and bug fixes that criticized in gnome 3. Since the last version, 3.0, approximately 1270 people made about 38500 changes to GNOME. The Gnome 3.2 is based on GTK+3.2 and clutter toolkit 1.8

Online Accounts in Gnome 3.2

The Gnome 3.2 comes with more tighter integration with online services like facebook,twitter,google plus etc. You can integrate your desktop to your online stream and make them

: ranjithsiji; September 23rd, 2011

OpenShot, one of the most popular video editors for Linux has reached version 1.4, getting a many improvements and bug fixes:

New video and audio effects
New 3D animations
New transitions
Timeline improvements
Powerful color correction and adjustments
New keyboard shortcuts
15 new video profiles
more stable video & audio effect engine

OpenShot 1.4 still uses GTK2 but GTK3 is planned for the next OpenShot Video Editor version.

Install

: ranjithsiji; September 23rd, 2011

Columnal is a CSS grid system with lot of features integrated from other grid systems. The elastic grid system is borrowed from cssgrid.net, while some code inspiration (and the idea for subcolumns) are taken from 960.gs.

Columnal makes responsive web design easier. It is a 1140px wide grid, but since it is fluid, will respond to the width of most browsers.

If the browser gets thin enough, the site will change to a mobile-friendly layout. Try resizing this page to give it a try

: ranjithsiji; September 21st, 2011

The live Linux distro for media center PCs, Home Theatre PCs(HTPC), Media TVs released its version 2.0.According to developer Benjamin Zores, the team had been "struggling for months and years to design this v2.0 version, switching from one Media Center project to another", and even creating its own before the group decided "to finally stick with the most powerful one, the reference: XBMC".

GeeXboX 2.0 includes version 10.1 "Dharma" of the open source XBMC media player and is "radically

: ranjithsiji; September 19th, 2011

The Magazine grid is a modern CSS-Framework which comes with common magazine design elements such as pagination, gutters and basic grid. The framework uses HTML5 elements for structuring the magazine pages. Simply, an <article> element wraps up your page and <section>s define the portions of content.
More semantics, less divs
Magazine Grid takes use of html5-elements to structure your magazine page. An article-element wraps up your page, sections define the portions of content.

: ranjithsiji; September 16th, 2011

Mobile HTML5 is a project that displays a comparison chart displaying the HTML5 features support in popular mobile and tablet browsers.

The presentation is very slick easing finding out if that feature should be used on a mobile web app or not.

Currently, the browsers included are Safari on iOS, Android, Blackberry, IE, Opera, Firefox, webOS and Symbian (by mentioning on which device they were tested).

Also, it is possible to see which versions of the browsers support each

: ranjithsiji; September 10th, 2011

Bonfire is a solid code base for starting a project in CodeIgniter, a powerfull framework for creating great PHP applications with lightning speed. Bonfire includes an elegent and customizable admin UI for every project. It also includes a module generator, by using this a developer can generate a database CRUD code from the scratch.

The project started by a CodeIgniter developer Lonnie Ezell in 2011. And Bonfire does not intend to be a CMS. Instead, it strives to be the launching pad for

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