I just created a simple bookmarklet to invoke Zend Studio’s debugger from a browser with the page I’m currently viewing, I can even do this on a different machine if I have it setup to allow other hosts to do remote debugging. Here’s the code, you just have to replace debug_host= value with your Zend Studio machine’s IP. You can just drag this to your bar and edit it to match your setup or just copy the href.
I just played with “Google Calendar”:http://calendar.google.com and I like it quite a bit. It’s simple to add events like in “Apple’s iCal”:http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/ical/ and has some pretty cool sharing and invitation features. You can subscribe via the iCalendar(ics) standard too, read-only it looks like. It would be awesome if you could edit & view from a calendar app like iCal though. But so far impression is very good.
So I just implemented the usage of “Lightbox”:http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox/ on a work project since I wanted to make a full-image-viewer from clicking on thumbnails but did not want to have to go dig up the javascript for it etc. I then realized lightbox would be perfect since it’s usage on my blog. Lightbox isn’t anything new but it’s damn cool I must say. This just after being psyched about implementing “Ajax-powered drag & drop”:http://php.macsaresexy.com/sort/ on the same project, downside is the drag & drop doesn’t have a non-javascript method yet.
I like the winning “Typo”:http://typo.leetsoft.com theme, which might be a bad thing to switch to in the sense that since it’s winning, everybody and their mom using Typo might switch to it.
It looks quite nice, has a fluid mode, etc.:
“Origami”:http://typo.leevigraham.com/
Was first place in the typo “theme contest”:http://typogarden.org