Seadragon is technology, which allows you to create applications capable of displaying unlimited size images in users (small) display. It works similar to Google Maps, where you move (zoom) closer and closer to the ground and see more and more details. When I first saw it (video available here) I couldn’t believe my yes – how [...]
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Deep zoom with Microsoft SeaDragon
Spam-safe email links
There are thousands of ways to protect your email from being read by a spam bot. Complex ones uses images or Flash to display email as graphics, other uses JavaScript to dynamically create email anchors. I always try to use simple and still powerful methods, which both work as expected and are easy to implement, [...]
Automatic SVN Revision number in source code
Versioning is essential for source code control and there is fabulous amount of possible benefits. One of the possibilities is to let your source code know and make decisions using it’s version (revision) number.
For example, if you change your CSS code, you want users to get it immediately and not after their browser cached version [...]
Custom HTML input element with jQuery
In some situations, you need Checkbox and Radio elements functionality merged together. For example, imagine available discounts list where user can pick only one, but can pick none, because maybe he wants to use it later (lets say discounts are one-time). How would you do it in HTML?
Yesterday I was working with same problem and [...]







