InK – An Impressive Front-end Development Kit

A very exciting framework for designing/developing good looking + cross-browser websites called InK. It is created by the Sapo.pt team (a popular website in Portugal) and consists of lots of cool stuff from a fluid grid to styles for handling typography, menus, pagination, tables, forms, notifications, buttons and more. InK doesn’t rely on any popular ...read more

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Tutorial: Instagram on iOS: the complete guide

The phrase ‘don’t knock it till you’ve tried it’ is usually wheeled out when trying to convince someone to try an unusual foodstuff or, in what is usually a completely different set of circumstances, an exotic sexual practice. It applies just as well, however, to Instagram, the photo-editor-cum-social-network recently bought by Facebook for about a ...read more

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Developing a private cloud

Cloud computing continues to transform the enterprises it touches. Moving business processes, data storage, and embracing more visualization are all key components of today’s cloud environments. The outsourced foundation of the cloud is driving this sector, but businesses are increasingly looking at how they can take more control of the platforms they already own. Enter ...read more

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A Slick Admin Interface For Django Projects

A Slick Admin Interface For Django Projects

Grappelli is a free and open source project, built with Django, that can empower any website with an admin interface.

It is a skin to the Django’s default admin interface which has a plain, grid-based and good-looking design (uses Compass for styling) and offers some extras.



There is a built-in WYSIWYG editor (TinyMCE), search with auto-completes, several jQuery plugins and sorting data with drag ‘n’ drops.

Also, its dashboard can be customized with ease and works well with the django-filebrowser extension.

The most new feature on Facebook in 2013

The most new feature on Facebook  in 2013

Facebook is at it again, the are introducing a new system. Facebook is testing out yet another new feature, and this time it’s almost unbelievable . Facebook is testing a service that charges you $100 to send a message to a strange !!! Yap. So, instead of having the message land in their “Other” inbox, it will go straight to their main inbox.

Some of the Facebook users had reported a  interesting popup when they attempt to send messages to people outside of their friend network. The popup notes that the message will be filtered to the “Other” inbox of the recipient, but offers to deliver it to the top of the recipient’s inbox for a staggering $100.

Now Facebook first began experimenting with this kind of option last month when it first introduced filters, including the “Other” folder. In initial tests, the fee was just $1. However, according to Mashable, Facebook confirms the $100 option is part of that test, and they say they’re testing “some extreme price points to see what works to filter spam.”

Mashable reported seeing $100 as the fee to send a message to Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, but sending messages to other strangers result in the same price, which means that the fee isn’t based on the popularity of the user. However, unless you’re part of the test group, you still can’t send a message to strangers, and there’s no word on when or if the feature will be rolling out. It’s also entirely possible that if the service eventually launched, the fee might change.

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