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Graceful visual overflow

As a photography enthusiast this tool comes pretty handy. Flickr Leech uses the Flickr API to provide us with an overwhelming number of thumbs (see pic). Providing 200 thumbnails of a specific date or tag it’s great for the inspirational browsing when one is procrastinating in contrast to the 24 thumbs you get from Flickr. [...]

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33+ Icon Resources For Commercial & Personal Use

Due to the big success of my icon-list in September I decided to look for more advantageous links for you. Here are the most interesting icon resources. You can use these sets both for commercial and private projects (as they say in their disclosures) - but to be on the safe side: check their license [...]

Asides

• I stumbled over one of the most interesting portfolio sites recently. Check out the site of Noah Earle. His presentation is unobtrusive, elegant with some cool Flash stuff and his text is getting to the point and comes very diligent.
• Check out the new section for developers of the Coda user group. They put some nice tutorials there. My pick: the editor features. I learned a few shortcuts to speed up my production time.
• Just another beautiful product from the Designers at Apple: incredibly slim, fast and gorgeous - the new MacBook Air. No pricetag yet but definitely a geek musthave.
• I returned to pixelpost as portfolio engine. See my new Photoblog here >> Fotoblog.
• iPhoney from the team of Marketcircle provides us with a nice app to test websites in iPhone preview. Fast, cool and useful for developers.
• David Seah provides us with a nifty tool: a calendar on one page to download. To fill in (Excel template provided) and print out. Or you mark a certain date range and use it for project timelines. Read more about his philosophy on his download page.
• The Email Standards Project has taken off. It works with email client developers and the design community to improve web standards support and accessibility in email. At last the need to standardize will be fulfilled and wyciwts (what you code is what they see).