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August 29, 2012 · 272,001 awesome subscribers
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Draw a Stickman, round 2
You may have already seen Draw a Stickman, the awesome interactive drawing game that made the rounds a few months ago. Well, now there’s an Episode 2 for you to try out. It’s a ton of fun, and more than a little addictive. Check it out, whether you consider yourself to have wonderful drawing abilities or not.
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1,500 SUPER AWESOME Vector Icons
Inventicons is a large set of 1,500 vectorized icons, offering unlimited scalability. The download includes gradient styles, which can be applied to any icon, for even more versatility. All icons are delivered in PSD, AI, PNG and CSH formats, for added usage and flexibility. See all the icons
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An eclectic, animated site
Eclectic Pedicab Rides has one of the coolest animated websites we’ve seen. As you scroll, animations interact with the surroundings, and change with each screen. Most animations similar to this have a single element that interacts with each screen, but Eclectic’s site has some that overlap and some that are completely new.
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A syntax highlighter with modern standards
Prism is a new syntax higlighter spun off from Dabblet that was built with modern web standards in mind. It’s intuitive to use, lightweight (the core is just 1.5KB minified & gzipped), and extensible so you can add new languages or extend existing ones. And of course it’s blazing fast.
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Pie chart favicons!
Piecon is a tiny JavaScript library for creating dynamic progress pie charts in your favicons. It’s easy to use, with very simple documentation, and it’s licensed under the MIT License. It’s a very cool feature to add a little something extra to you site or web app.
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Annotate the web
Annonator is a cool JavaScript library that can be added to any webpage so that it’s easy to add annotations. These annotations can have comments, tags, users, and more, and its functionality can even be extended if you need it. Setting it up is just a two-step process, making it very easy to get started.
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Language documentation all in one place
DocHub is a great resource for finding documentation for whatever programming language you need. It currently includes CSS, HTML, JavaScript, DOM, jQuery, PHP, and Python. You can either search or browse through the properties, making it very easy to find whatever information you need.
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Apple's insider training manuals revealed
Ever wondered what kind of training Apple Geniuses get? Gizmodo got a look at the Genius Training Student Workbook, which includes everything from Dos and Don'ts to specific words that Geniuses aren't allowed to use. It even includes lessons on how to identify and capitalize on human emotions. |
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