[TerabyteS_]

Fizzadar posted:

Awesome, using the fourquare api?





first time photoshopping in a long while:

Is it a service tailored towards attention whores?

[_Undefined]

Just started a new job and they use ExpressionEngine which is a little weird to pick up as a web developer used to MVC. It seems it needs a lot of addons to make it actually useful as a CMS that clients can actually use, which, in some cases can cost quite a lot per site (take Structure for example, which makes it easier to layout pages and relate them to templates, something which I'd expect from a CMS), so I'm going to recreate any I find useful and release them as open source. Fuck the system.

/blog

[TerabyteS_]

btw im curenly redesigning my porftolio website



i took inovative aproach

Edited:

thank for the rating artistiscs!

[Kwaq]

its actually better than your old one good job

[_Hime]

TerabyteS_ posted:

btw im curenly redesigning my porftolio website



i took inovative aproach

Edited:



thank for the rating artistiscs!

woah nice1 m8 p. funny!

[jung3o]

My colors aren't boring anymore. right?

[Morphology53]

ⓣⓔⓢⓣ
⠞⠑⠎⠞
ᵗᵉˢᵗ
ｔｅｓｔ
𝓉ℯ𝓈𝓉
𝓽𝓮𝓼𝓽
𝑡𝑒𝑠𝑡
𝒕𝒆𝒔𝒕
𝐭𝐞𝐬𝐭
𝖙𝖊𝖘𝖙
𝔱𝔢𝔰𝔱
𝕥𝕖𝕤𝕥
𝗍𝖾𝗌𝗍
𝘁𝗲𝘀𝘁
𝘵𝘦𝘴𝘵
𝚝𝚎𝚜𝚝
̶̶t̶̶e̶̶s̶̶t
t̠e̠s̠t̠
t̲e̲s̲t̲
t́e͒s̤t̚

[rookwood101]

Catdaemon posted:

Looking good, the only thing I noticed was that your sliders don't display the value correctly until you interact with them.

I also wouldn't ask people to configure their server until they've got it set up, it's not really what you want to think about while you're buying.

?

[Jelly]

TerabyteS_ posted:

btw im curenly redesigning my porftolio website



i took inovative aproach

Edited:



thank for the rating artistiscs!

Are you drunk?

[ollie]

http://ollipasanen.arkku.net/push/numbers.php?images=15

Did someone ask puu.sh image fetcher? No, but i still made it.

[TerabyteS_]

ollie posted:

http://ollipasanen.arkku.net/push/numbers.php?images=15

Did someone ask puu.sh image fetcher? No, but i still made it.

I expected more porn and passwords

[ollie]

TerabyteS_ posted:

I expected more porn and passwords

Lol, but there are some really weird images.

[TerabyteS_]

Dad bought a new lens for his camera so I decided to try this effect

[adamjon858]

Did you drop the camera?

That image is borken.

[jaybuz]

So I realised my original design didn't take any consideration of larger resolutions but I ended up with a trade off. If you have a large resolution (>1440x900) you get a sneak peak of the next photos! wowow
The smaller photos are updated via a flickr feed. I need to get the damn cronjob working.

http://edwinquast.co.uk

Slider logic hurts my brain

[sam6420]

jaybuz posted:

So I realised my original design didn't take any consideration of larger resolutions but I ended up with a trade off. If you have a large resolution (>1440x900) you get a sneak peak of the next photos! wowow
The smaller photos are updated via a flickr feed. I need to get the damn cronjob working.

http://edwinquast.co.uk

Slider logic hurts my brain

Holy hell that looks nice!

[TerabyteS_]

adamjon858 posted:

Did you drop the camera?

That image is borken.

No, some italians must have dropped pizza in my server and it took them something like an entire day to clean it off.

[j4NZKUE]

Working on my portfolio. no pictures only the logo is a picture & me :) CSS ftw

[barttool]

I just finished this:

http://isnotchonvacation.com/

[StinkyJoe]

Side project I'm working on to make my PHP-related work easier at my job:



I call it ralph, the PHP REPL that doesn't completely blow.



Features:
- it doesn't completely blow
- pretty output
- tab completion for functions, variables, class names & methods (readline)
- history (readline)
- pretty extensibly configurable
- half-assed drop-in debugging (the ability to enter the REPL in the middle of a script and navigate around the scope)
- simple pass-through syntax (. ~) with variable integration ( . echo "{$myPHPVariable}" )
- extensible command base for things like % show-doc (open a browser in the manual page for a function), % show-source (open a browser with the grok page for a function definition), % ls (show variables in the current scope)
- doesn't completely blow!

And some other stuff I forgot by now. PHP.

You might find this familiar if you've used Ruby's pry, that's because I more or less completely ripped off the idea where possible.

[toaster468]

barttool posted:

I just finished this:

http://isnotchonvacation.com/

Your background doesn't work well for me.

[barttool]

toaster468 posted:

Your background doesn't work well for me.

aww shit I forgot to add a plain background behind it. The thing is that IE and Firefox mess up with the colors so I had to do some little hacks to target IE and firefox and give them a different background. I shall fix this

Edited:

try again...

[jaybuz]

Two days in the making. Still lots to do!

[Dotmister]

jaybuz posted:

Two days in the making. Still lots to do!

I really like the design, looks very professional. It does not, however, stand out.. I don't know what you can do to fix this - someone else may be able to suggest ideas,

[jaybuz]

I got my cronjob working now http://edwinquast.co.uk/cron.log

I had an asterisk instead of a 0 for the minute causing it to never run. Whoops.

Edited:

Dotmister posted:

I really like the design, looks very professional. It does not, however, stand out.. I don't know what you can do to fix this - someone else may be able to suggest ideas,

I'm still working on it but I kinda get what you're saying. It needs more little touches and images, etc. They did say they wanted a similar or better website than this: http://qa.com which is terrible so I guess they'll be happy.

[Crhem van der B]

jaybuz posted:

I got my cronjob working now http://edwinquast.co.uk/cron.log

I'm still working on it but I kinda get what you're saying. It needs more little touches and images, etc. They did say they wanted a similar or better website than this: http://qa.com which is terrible so I guess they'll be happy.

This is really not terrible compared to some shit on the internet...

[acpm]

I enjoy playlist.com's service, despite them not appearing to be very professional, or refined at all. A peek at their API shows they are indeed not very refined.

However, they're one of the only sites, if not the only site I know of that will display full mp3 search results with great accuracy. So I'd like to take advantage of that in an innocent way.

I'm checking out how their site works, and what data is returned when you make a query. In general, song URLs are returned so on your end you can play the music you've been searching for (obviously, right?) and you play that music through an on-site flash player. Okay, cool. Well, that's the part I want to take advantage of.

I'd like to use their services to return generic result data for an API I write myself, since, as far as I know, there's no public API. They never really finished it, or whatever.

Looks like they obfuscate their song URLs though.

Here is a sample of the data returned by the query "cake the distance":

{
    "linkid":556984337,
    "trackid":556984340,
    "can_play":1,
    "status":1,
    "artist":"Cake",
    "album":"",
    "title":"The Distance",
    "duration":180,
    "signature":"",
    "timestamp":1334808470,
    "price":"",
    "song_url":"1d4c2a039c13cdb899650728648a881203ea9171a07b1c024d8c962133386a75c97fe0d140d3da38d0182c0f9e9f78f96f70eede796362818f5cb8681a678595e67482882e161bacc6329100f6cbf7b09b1717155c449e4d98f7e7683a68ecf359af78d634cb2b85f017da3eaa4392b0d5b44d9a750e8612dbf95eb4f7316624efebb5cd6d7865d4b494160658becaa744a82a4f6732133fde108d395d917ca16136fca383c018cfed2d5fae242f70f0f116a8dde0"
}

It all looks good until song_url. Fuck. But hey, no worries right? It's all handled on the client so there has to be a way for me to figure out what the real URL is. And that's what I'm working on! Almost done.

-snip-

[jaybuz]

A bit more progress.

[/dev/sda1]

Currently I'm working on a simple todo system.
Obviously, it's not too complex.
Although, there is a twist to make it special.

Instead of registering for an account on the website, you login with your credentials from an IRC network I'm on. The IRC network has an API for web services in Python to allow you to login with the accounts. Anyways, it's written in Python with Flask and it's looking really nice as of now.

[a2h]

Bootstrap erryday

[swift and shift]

ew

[kragmars102]

swift and shift posted:

ew

It's quite funny how your link above your avatar goes to a 404 page.

[Skorpy]

kragmars102 posted:

It's quite funny how your link above your avatar goes to a 404 page.

Well, he didn't change it himself.

[Miljaker]

kragmars102 posted:

It's quite funny how your link above your avatar goes to a 404 page.

I find the fact that it links to a page called "ruby.php" way funnier

[commander204]

So it's been a week since I dived into Ruby and Ruby on Rails, and I have to say they are both great tools. They do exactly what I would have wanted without any workarounds, and the fact that the conventions are so that it reads ( almost ) like English only adds to the ease of use.

I definitely prefer writing this:

<%= @count unless @count == 0 %>

then

<?php if ($count === 0) echo $count ?>

[Bomber9900]

can somebody tell me how vizze.net/dm/ looks? I'm nowhere near even close to finishing but i'm working with a bigger resolution and things tend to look fucked on smaller resolutions

[rookwood101]

Miljaker posted:

I find the fact that it links to a page called "ruby.php" way funnier

Awe someone changed it :(

[Dotmister]

rookwood101 posted:

Awe someone changed it :(

Thank god it was really tall and annoying.

[/dev/sda1]

Okay, well. I think automerge is done having a fit.
Anyways, picture time.



The API name/site name is censored as I'm still testing some security bugs.
Not sure how bad they are. I'll find out.
Flask + SQLite3

commander204 posted:

So it's been a week since I dived into Ruby and Ruby on Rails, and I have to say they are both great tools. They do exactly what I would have wanted without any workarounds, and the fact that the conventions are so that it reads ( almost ) like English only adds to the ease of use.

I definitely prefer writing this:

<%= @count unless @count == 0 %>

then

<?php if ($count === 0) echo $count ?>

Here's some Jinja2/Flask templating magic:

{% for entry in entries %}
<h2>{{ entry.title }}</h2>
<p>{{ entry.body }}</p>
{% else %}
<p>Can you believe it? No entries here!</p>
{% endfor %}

I prefer writing that to any PHP/Ruby.

Oh, also it has sandboxed execution and escapes HTML in dynamic scripting to prevent XSS attacks. Hooray.

[commander204]

/dev/sda1 posted:

Here's some Jinja2/Flask templating magic:

{% for entry in entries %}
<h2>{{ entry.title }}</h2>
<p>{{ entry.body }}</p>
{% else %}
<p>Can you believe it? No entries here!</p>
{% endfor %}

I prefer writing that to any PHP/Ruby.

Oh, also it has sandboxed execution and escapes HTML in dynamic scripting to prevent XSS attacks. Hooray.

Ruby also escapes anything you output.