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jQuery ReSmenu – Select based Responsive menu
15 Mar 2014 08:27 am | Anonymous
jQuery ReSmenu is a very simple and lightweight (~1Kb) jQuery plugin that collapse ul menus into selects on responsive layouts.
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jQuery Repeat : jQuery plugin for filling out mock-ups
15 Mar 2014 08:11 am | Anonymous
Repeat is for filling out mock-ups, making it easy to duplicate blocks of sample content.The main use is duplicating sample content in templates, examples, prototypes and demo pages but without needing a server or maintaining a mess of copy-pasted HTML.
Other uses include mocking UI actions that add content, such as dummying pagination or faking infinite loading content.
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Matter.js : 2D Rigid body physics Engine for the web
15 Mar 2014 07:56 am | Anonymous
Matter.js is a 2D rigid body physics engine for the web written in JavaScript (yes, another).
Features:
- Physical properties (mass, area, density etc.)
- Rigid bodies of any convex polygon
- Stable stacking and resting
- Restitution (elastic and inelastic collisions)
- Conservation of momentum
- Friction and resistance
- Constraints
- Gravity
- Composite bodies
- Sleeping and static bodies
- Original JavaScript physics implementation (not a port)
- HTML5 canvas renderer (optional)
- Mobile-compatible (touch, scaleable)
- Cross-browser (chrome, firefox, IE8+)
- World state serialisation (requires resurrect.js)
- Built in GUI for testing (requires dat.gui.js)
- Time scaling (slow-mo, speed-up)
- Broad-phase, mid-phase and narrow-phase collisions
- Events (edge)
- Sprite texture rendering (edge)
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Re: Forum threads to RSS
15 Mar 2014 06:53 am | Anonymous
Posted by Peter Wills
Actually JD, the RSS Feed for the Pipes Forum main page is at the bottom of that page. |
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Re: Forum threads to RSS
15 Mar 2014 06:09 am | Anonymous
Posted by Peter Wills
Something else to keep in mind is to be careful with the text content you enter in the Filter module. With this thread it was easy as the title was already short but with some others I tested if the title was long it did not seem to work unless only a portion of the title text was entered.
I'm not sure what the specific limits, if any, there are but it certainly affected Pipes I was testing. Using this rationale I had to be careful in testing to select a portion of the title text that was likely to be unique and not duplicated in some other thread so as not to return irrelevant results in the Feed. |
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Re: Forum threads to RSS
15 Mar 2014 05:56 am | Anonymous
Posted by Peter Wills
JD, the Pipe I created to monitor this thread does in fact work, not instantly as it takes several minutes, sometimes longer, for the published Pipe to output the actual RSS Feed. However the results can be checked immediately in the Debugger when creating the Pipe.
I had another thought after my previous post and that was that perhaps you were wanting to monitor an entirely different Forum than a Pipes or even a Yahoo Forum. Whilst this was not clear from your initial post, if that is the case then the same principles as applied here should also apply to any other Forum as long as there is an RSS Feed available to the main page of the Forum you wish to monitor.
Hope that helps. |
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Re: Forum threads to RSS
15 Mar 2014 05:41 am | Anonymous
Posted by Peter Wills
JD, I got a Pipe to work to pick up an RSS Feed for a Forum thread, specifically this thread you started.
As you probably realized there is no RSS Feed for an individual thread and I assume you were trying to create one with a Pipe. The way you can do this is by using the Pipes Forum RSS Feed with a Filter based on all or part of the title of a thread from the Forum as follows.
Identify the RSS Feed for the Forum in which the thread you want to follow is located, in this case the Pipes Forum. Go to the main page of the Pipes Forum here](http://developer.yahoo.com/forum/Pipes). If you use either Firefox or Chrome then download an RSS extension that allows you to detect a Feed on a web page you visit. These extensions also allow you to add the Feed to a Feed Reader if you use one. I suggest you do this anyway. When you see the extension's RSS icon displayed when you are on a Forum page then capture the link for the Feed.
Go to Pipes and create a new Pipe using the Fetch Feed module and enter the Pipe's RSS Feed as the URL in the Fetch Feed module. Here is a link to a Pipe I set up to do just this however it does use a more recent thread to ensure content will be displayed. Add and set up the Filter and Sort modules as shown and modify them to suit your requirements.
I did modify this Pipe to run against this thread however it did not return anything. I would suggest this is possibly because your original post and both Lolo's and my initial responses are now too old to be picked up. I will check it again after I post this response.
Also, that is another reason to use an RSS Reader to preserve captured Feeds as running them in Yahoo pipes will not preserve them since Pipes will only look for recent entries each time you run the Pipe. |
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Data pipeline in Python
15 Mar 2014 01:00 am | Anonymous
I started to use Hadoop in 2008 at Yahoo. At that time, I liked it because the language introduced new constraints (there is no index, you can dispatch a huge amount of data among many machines but you have a limited amount of memory to process it on each machine) and it was fun playing with them. However, after a while, I accumulated many jobs, and I had to remember which one to run and in which order to get the final results. It is fine when you do research but not very convenient when you need to explain the full workflow to somebody else and even less convenient when you need to productionize the workflow.
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Repository metadata and plugin support for GitHub Pages
14 Mar 2014 08:06 pm | benbalter
We've added several commonly requested features, making GitHub Pages an even better place to host websites for you and your projects.
Repository metadata
First, Jekyll sites on GitHub Pages now have access to some useful repository information such as the latest SHA1; the project title, owner, and description; common URLs like the download and clone URL; and the exact version of various dependencies used to build your site like Jekyll or Ruby.
Within pages and posts, repository information is available within the site.github namespace, and can be displayed, for example, using {{ site.github.project_title }}.
See the project metadata documentation for the complete list.
@mentions, emoji, and redirects
Second, GitHub Pages now supports three Jekyll plugins:
- Jemoji and jekyll-mentions enable emoji and @mentions in your Jekyll posts and pages to work just like you'd expect when interacting with a repository on GitHub.com.
- Jekyll-redirect-from provides an easy way to redirect visitors to the proper url when the filename changes for a post or a page.
For more information on using plugins with GitHub Pages, see the GitHub Pages plugin documentation.
Happy documenting! |
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