gmaps.js — the easiest way to use Google Maps -
gmaps.js allows you to use the potential of Google Maps in a simple way.
No more extensive documentation or large amount of code.
lorempixel - placeholder images for every case -
Placeholder Images for every case. Webdesign or Print. It’s simple and absolutely free! Just put the custom url in your code like this:<img src=”http://lorempixel.com/400/200” />to get your FPO / dummy image.
How to Protect Your Google Analytics From Getting Hacked -
Within 15 minutes, anyone with a decent amount of traffic to their own site can completely CORRUPT your Google Analytics data. It’s easy, simple, and once the data is corrupted, you can’t fix the data that’s already been collected.
I’m going to show you exactly how to hack Google Analytics. Then I’m going to tell you how to protect yourself.
And as a super secret bonus, I’ll show you how to get the attention of a fellow marketer if you’re applying for a job, trying to close a deal, or just want to show off your Google Analytics chops.
phpDocumentor 2: Generate API documentation from source code -
phpDocumentor 2 is a tool with which it is possible to generate documentation from your PHP source code. With this documentation you can provide your consumers with more information regarding the functionality embedded within your source and not only what is usable to them from your user interface.
Gmvault: Backup and restore your gmail account at will -
Use the full sync mode to backup your entire gmail account in a unique directory. Your email backup repository can then be easily tar and moved from one machine to the other.
With the restore command Gmvault can recreate your gmail mailboxes in any Gmail account. All attributes such as Gmail labels are preserved and recreated. With restore, you will recover your Gmail account exactly as it was.
Bricss: Easily checking in JavaScript if a CSS media query has been executed -
For quite a while I have been looking for a way to “mirror” my CSS media queries in JavaScript, but without duplicating the actual queries. Of course, you can use matchMedia to evaluate a media query in JavaScript, but then you have to maintain your breakpoints in two places – not ideal.
Spain.js - A Summer JavaScript Conference in Madrid, Spain -
The deadline to receive proposals is May 15th.
Talks about JavaScript, Mobile, User Experience, NodeJS, Gaming (and anything related to Javascript) are welcome!
We would like an international conference so English talks are preferred!
Please, think about session duration not more than 35-40 min.
Google Officially Launches Google Drive -
We’ve heard the rumors for weeks, and seen leaked versions during an Android developer’s Google+ Hangout and in one employee presentation. But now Google Drive, Google’s 5GB cloud-storage service, is official.
Announced on the company blog Tuesday, the service will integrate with Google Docs and will allow you to access files from anywhere and collaborate on documents with colleagues.
Google Docs is built right into Google Drive, which means you can work with others in real time on documents, spreadsheets and presentations. Once you’ve shared content with someone else, you can add and reply to comments on anything (PDF, image, video file, etc.) and you’ll receive notifications when other people comment the items you’ve shared.
One interesting feature of the service is smart tagging, which allows you to tag items stored on your drive. So if you’ve uploaded a picture of the Golden Gate Bridge to your drive, the next time you perform a search for the bridge, your photo will show up along with other results.
Google Drive also uses image recognition — so if you drag and drop photos from your recent vacation into Drive, you can later search for locations you’ve visited and those photos will show up.
Using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology, Drive can also recognize text in scanned documents. That means if you’ve scanned in a page from an old book, for instance, you can search for words in that document.
When it comes time to access your files, the service can open a variety of different files types – 30 of them to be exact – within your browser, regardless of whether or not you have the required software installed. Supported file types include PDFs, HD video, and images from Illustrator and Photoshop.
You can install Drive on your Mac or PC , and use the service via an app on your Android phone or tablet. Google also has plans for an iOS app in the future. Blind users can access Drive with a screen reader.
Google is offering all users 5GB of storage on the service for free. If you need more than the 5GB, then it is offering several tiers of storage options.
You can choose to upgrade to 25GB for $2.49/month, 100GB for $4.99/month or 1TB for $49.99/month. When you upgrade to a paid account, your Gmail account storage also expands to 25GB.
iubenda - Privacy Policy generator -
Every website, including yours, needs a privacy policy Iubenda is the most stylish and effective way to generate one