Are you a content publisher? Do you have a website, and trying to promote your content across various social websites, like Digg, Propeller, StumbleUpon…?
If you answered Yes, then you are on the fight spot!
With Socialmarker, you can easily submit your content across multiple social sites. Going through all of those social bookmarking sites is very time-consuming and downloading all toolbars is madness. That’s where SocialMarker.com comes in, the free service designed to reduce the time and effort needed to socially bookmark a website or content.
Google launched new extension for Google chrome called Speed Tracer.
Speed Tracer is a tool to help you identify and fix performance problems in your web applications. It visualizes metrics that are taken from low level instrumentation points inside of the browser and analyzes them as your application runs. Speed Tracer is available as a Chrome extension and works on all platforms where extensions are currently supported (Windows and Linux).
Using Speed Tracer you are able to get a better picture of where time is being spent in your application. This includes problems caused by JavaScript parsing and execution, layout, CSS style recalculation and selector matching, DOM event handling, network resource loading, timer fires, XMLHttpRequest callbacks, painting, and more.
In October i was writing about some open source and free online invoicing systems. Today i found new online project management and invoicing tool called Project Bubble. Project Bubble is a free, simple and fun project management web app for freelance or personal projects.
Project Bubble works great for freelancers who work on their own, becouse it was made from such a freelancer – things are usually best if you do it for yourself…
Becouse the first bubble’s thing is simplicity, id doesnt have a lot of features, it just covers on what you really need:
LightBox-like libraries are mature piece of code – they were introduced some four years ago (original lightbox plugin in 2005), are used a lot around the world and has become a standard in showing pictures on a web page.
But today i found new lightBox-like library named topUp, wich could easily become number one choice.
Why is TopUp number one choice for LightBox-like libraries?
The installation of TopUp consists of including only one file (no images or stylesheets!), the look-and-feel is Apple-like, the animations and transitions look fancy, you can still use Prototype, it is so easy to specify options and last but not least: you can stay updated with the latest version without changing any code. Great for expansions and bugfixes!
