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seo Get ready to wave at Google I/O 2013
Seo Master present to you: Since unveiling Google Wave at I/O last year, we've seen a number of conferences (even entirely virtual ones) use Google Wave to facilitate discussions, note-taking, and conversations amongst the attendees. We want to bring this experience to Google I/O as well, so we've coded up some nifty robots and gadgets using the Google Wave APIs, and used those to generate interactive waves for each session. Attendees will be able "live wave:" view live notes, ask questions via a Google Moderator gadget, and discuss content. For more details, check out the screencast below and read the Google Wave at I/O overview.
If you are new to Google Wave, you can start by reading the Getting Started Guide and watching our video tutorials. For those of you who don't yet have a Google Wave account, please request an invitation to Google Wave.
Happy Waving and see you at Google I/O!
2013, By: Seo Master
If you are new to Google Wave, you can start by reading the Getting Started Guide and watching our video tutorials. For those of you who don't yet have a Google Wave account, please request an invitation to Google Wave.
Happy Waving and see you at Google I/O!
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Building a Google Earth app for Salesforce.com Foundation grantees 2013
Seo Master present to you: This post is part of the Who's @ Google I/O, a series of blog posts that give a closer look at developers who'll be speaking or demoing at Google I/O. Today's post is a guest post written by Ron Hess from Salesforce.com.
Recently I had the great pleasure of working with a team of folks from the Salesforce.com Foundation, Google Earth Outreach, Foundation clients and internal salesforce.com R&D folks. We were all working together to build something that we think is very meaningful and exciting for non-profits. I'd like to thank Lauren Ingram and John Kucera from Salesforce.com R&D, Steve Wright from Salesforce.com Foundation and Tanya Keen from Google Earth Outreach for their work on this over the past few months.
Tanya describes the idea behind the program: Since the early days of Google Earth Outreach, non-profits have been asking us if there was an easy way to put all of their partners, volunteers, donors, etc. onto a map. We found out that nonprofits had been asking the same of the folks at the Salesforce.com Foundation, so we got together to make it happen.
Anyway, on to the app. It's basically a clever mash-up of the new Google Earth browser plug-in and Geocoding APIs that maps and displays the location of objects in your salesforce.com org in Earth. Here is a video that gives you a preview of how the app works:
Requirements
When designing the app, we wanted to allow mapping to happen for accounts and non account objects like the opportunities or custom objects found in the Salesforce CRM application. This requirement led us to a design custom object to hold location information. This object can then be linked to any object in the system, such as an opportunity to assist a village in Africa, or the location of a well in Spain. We called this a Geo Location object. Within the app you can manually specify the location information or the app can lookup and store that for you.
The Application
The application has the standard Account and Opportunity objects found in the Force.com Platform, and we created a custom object in Force.com to hold the location information that we will need to display the map markers on the Google Earth Browser plugin. This location object also holds the information that we would like to display in the popup balloon. The balloon is end user configurable using a pick list, which is actually another custom field. On the Force.com platform two objects can be linked or related using a lookup field. In the simplest case the custom object has lookup field that relates to the original account that holds the address.
The application also has a geocoding feature that will perform a pass across all the account addresses in your system and create the location objects. This uses the AJAX libraries provided by Google to generate the geocode locations and then uses the Force.com Visualforce AJAX features to store them into the Location objects. After this process is complete you are ready to customize your balloon templates. I included the 5 basic templates from the Google Earth Outreach "Building Better Balloons" tutorial, since these were well thought out and covered the most common configurations.
The design goal behind building a configuration object is so that the non-profit organizations that install and use this application will have a tremendous customization ability, yet not have to do any programing to achieve it. Here is a snap of the Location object detail page where users can customize the balloon that will appear when a location is clicked. As you can see it's quite easy for a non programer to set the template, photo, caption and description information. These fields make up the custom object Geo_Location.
The Code
The code that generates the map is the most interesting part for me, what we have done is to build a KML string from all the information in the system (that the user would like to map) and then pass this KML string into the Google Earth Map API. Here is a look at the Javascript that we use to map the objects, quite easy actually.
You will notice that I am using a tag in the middle of a javascript block, this tag <apex:outputText is actually a Visualforce markup tag, and is replaced on the server by the KML that my Apex Code generates. Apex is our server side coding language, more info about Apex Code can be found on the found on the Salesforce developer website.
The KML is generated on the server and placed in the page so that parseKml() has all the information it needs, including the balloons, when the page is generated and sent to the browser. This avoids any round trips between the browser and salesforce.com's service.
This is a relatively simple app to build, so we added another feature to make it a bit more useful. We offer a button to export the KML for use with Google Earth client app. This uses the same code that generates the KML for the in browser page, so adding this feature was as easy as building a new button in Salesforce CRM. If you've never customized Salesforce CRM, I often describe this process as "clicks, not code". In the setup area you step into a short wizard to specify the label for the button, the location on the page and the action that it will perform. The Action can be a URL, Javascript or Visualforce as needed.
We are releasing this app to pilot customers the week of April 27, so if you are a non-profit or you know of a non-profit organization that could use an application like this, please visit our contact page and sign up for the pilot.
Come by and see us at Google I/O May 27-28 where salesforce.com will be speaking on several topics including Open Social, Google Visualization and Google App Engine.
2013, By: Seo Master
Recently I had the great pleasure of working with a team of folks from the Salesforce.com Foundation, Google Earth Outreach, Foundation clients and internal salesforce.com R&D folks. We were all working together to build something that we think is very meaningful and exciting for non-profits. I'd like to thank Lauren Ingram and John Kucera from Salesforce.com R&D, Steve Wright from Salesforce.com Foundation and Tanya Keen from Google Earth Outreach for their work on this over the past few months.
Tanya describes the idea behind the program: Since the early days of Google Earth Outreach, non-profits have been asking us if there was an easy way to put all of their partners, volunteers, donors, etc. onto a map. We found out that nonprofits had been asking the same of the folks at the Salesforce.com Foundation, so we got together to make it happen.
Anyway, on to the app. It's basically a clever mash-up of the new Google Earth browser plug-in and Geocoding APIs that maps and displays the location of objects in your salesforce.com org in Earth. Here is a video that gives you a preview of how the app works:
Requirements
When designing the app, we wanted to allow mapping to happen for accounts and non account objects like the opportunities or custom objects found in the Salesforce CRM application. This requirement led us to a design custom object to hold location information. This object can then be linked to any object in the system, such as an opportunity to assist a village in Africa, or the location of a well in Spain. We called this a Geo Location object. Within the app you can manually specify the location information or the app can lookup and store that for you.The Application
The application has the standard Account and Opportunity objects found in the Force.com Platform, and we created a custom object in Force.com to hold the location information that we will need to display the map markers on the Google Earth Browser plugin. This location object also holds the information that we would like to display in the popup balloon. The balloon is end user configurable using a pick list, which is actually another custom field. On the Force.com platform two objects can be linked or related using a lookup field. In the simplest case the custom object has lookup field that relates to the original account that holds the address.
The application also has a geocoding feature that will perform a pass across all the account addresses in your system and create the location objects. This uses the AJAX libraries provided by Google to generate the geocode locations and then uses the Force.com Visualforce AJAX features to store them into the Location objects. After this process is complete you are ready to customize your balloon templates. I included the 5 basic templates from the Google Earth Outreach "Building Better Balloons" tutorial, since these were well thought out and covered the most common configurations.
The design goal behind building a configuration object is so that the non-profit organizations that install and use this application will have a tremendous customization ability, yet not have to do any programing to achieve it. Here is a snap of the Location object detail page where users can customize the balloon that will appear when a location is clicked. As you can see it's quite easy for a non programer to set the template, photo, caption and description information. These fields make up the custom object Geo_Location.
The CodeThe code that generates the map is the most interesting part for me, what we have done is to build a KML string from all the information in the system (that the user would like to map) and then pass this KML string into the Google Earth Map API. Here is a look at the Javascript that we use to map the objects, quite easy actually.
You will notice that I am using a tag in the middle of a javascript block, this tag <apex:outputText is actually a Visualforce markup tag, and is replaced on the server by the KML that my Apex Code generates. Apex is our server side coding language, more info about Apex Code can be found on the found on the Salesforce developer website.
The KML is generated on the server and placed in the page so that parseKml() has all the information it needs, including the balloons, when the page is generated and sent to the browser. This avoids any round trips between the browser and salesforce.com's service.
This is a relatively simple app to build, so we added another feature to make it a bit more useful. We offer a button to export the KML for use with Google Earth client app. This uses the same code that generates the KML for the in browser page, so adding this feature was as easy as building a new button in Salesforce CRM. If you've never customized Salesforce CRM, I often describe this process as "clicks, not code". In the setup area you step into a short wizard to specify the label for the button, the location on the page and the action that it will perform. The Action can be a URL, Javascript or Visualforce as needed.
We are releasing this app to pilot customers the week of April 27, so if you are a non-profit or you know of a non-profit organization that could use an application like this, please visit our contact page and sign up for the pilot.
Come by and see us at Google I/O May 27-28 where salesforce.com will be speaking on several topics including Open Social, Google Visualization and Google App Engine.
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Moving accessibility forward on Android 2013
Seo Master present to you: 
By Eduard Sánchez of Code Factory
This post is part of Who's at Google I/O, a series of guest blog posts written by developers who are appearing in the Developer Sandbox at Google I/O.
For the last 8 years we at Code Factory have been making software that helps the blind and the visually impaired access their mobile phones. We’ve created this software for several different platforms. Last year we decided it was time to start doing something for the Android platform, due to its growing popularity and variety of devices.
From our past experience, developing a screen reader for a new platform required a lot of work, hacks, and investigation. Almost none of the previous platforms we supported implemented any sort of Accessibility API that we could use. Android, we thought, would be no exception to this rule. We were very wrong.
Starting at version 1.6, the Android operating system comes with a built-in Accessibility API that makes our application a lot easier to develop. All you do is create a service, which implements the
The Accessibility API is not yet as complete as what you can find on a desktop PC, but it's good enough to provide the users with basic user interface navigation, and we have no doubt that, as the Android platform evolves, so will the built-in Accessibility API.
We also wanted our application to go beyond a screen reader and provide an intuitive, easy-to-use UI that allowed the blind and visually impaired access to most of the phone's functionality, such as messaging, web browsing, contact management, and so on.
We were pleased to see that we could do this Android. The existing set of UI controls, such as buttons and lists, can be overridden in order to provide custom functionality, such as speaking the text of the control. This made it possible for us to keep the user interface of our application consistent with Android, while at the same time providing the speech feedback that our users require.
By intercepting touch events within our application and using the gesture detectors that Android provides to developers, we were also able to make the touch screen accessible to our users, so they can use gestures like swipes to move through items of lists, or double-taps to activate items.
We really like how much we can accomplish with Android with so little code. Want to let a blind person create an SMS or email using voice? Simply use the
Android lets us do a lot in a very efficient way. It wraps a whole bunch of cool technology into well-defined classes and interfaces. And if at any given time you need to know how something works behind the scenes, you just take a look at the source code, which is freely available to everyone.
We just can't wait to do more on this platform.
Come see Code Factory in the Developer Sandbox at Google I/O on May 10-11.
A pioneer in assistive technology for mobile phones, Eduard Sánchez is the brain behind all Code Factory software applications. His greatest satisfaction is to use his passion for programming to make a positive difference in the lives of people with disabilities.
Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
2013, By: Seo Master
By Eduard Sánchez of Code Factory
This post is part of Who's at Google I/O, a series of guest blog posts written by developers who are appearing in the Developer Sandbox at Google I/O.
For the last 8 years we at Code Factory have been making software that helps the blind and the visually impaired access their mobile phones. We’ve created this software for several different platforms. Last year we decided it was time to start doing something for the Android platform, due to its growing popularity and variety of devices.
From our past experience, developing a screen reader for a new platform required a lot of work, hacks, and investigation. Almost none of the previous platforms we supported implemented any sort of Accessibility API that we could use. Android, we thought, would be no exception to this rule. We were very wrong.
Starting at version 1.6, the Android operating system comes with a built-in Accessibility API that makes our application a lot easier to develop. All you do is create a service, which implements the
AccessibilityService interface, declare it in your manifest and voilà! The system will start sending events, such as button presses, list navigation, focus changes, etc. to your service. You then convert this information to voice using a Text-to-Speech engine, and you have a screen reader.The Accessibility API is not yet as complete as what you can find on a desktop PC, but it's good enough to provide the users with basic user interface navigation, and we have no doubt that, as the Android platform evolves, so will the built-in Accessibility API.
We also wanted our application to go beyond a screen reader and provide an intuitive, easy-to-use UI that allowed the blind and visually impaired access to most of the phone's functionality, such as messaging, web browsing, contact management, and so on.
We were pleased to see that we could do this Android. The existing set of UI controls, such as buttons and lists, can be overridden in order to provide custom functionality, such as speaking the text of the control. This made it possible for us to keep the user interface of our application consistent with Android, while at the same time providing the speech feedback that our users require.
By intercepting touch events within our application and using the gesture detectors that Android provides to developers, we were also able to make the touch screen accessible to our users, so they can use gestures like swipes to move through items of lists, or double-taps to activate items.
SpeechRecognizer class. Want blind users who are walking on the street to know their exact location? Just use the LocationManager and Geocoder classes to give their exact street name and number.Android lets us do a lot in a very efficient way. It wraps a whole bunch of cool technology into well-defined classes and interfaces. And if at any given time you need to know how something works behind the scenes, you just take a look at the source code, which is freely available to everyone.
We just can't wait to do more on this platform.
Come see Code Factory in the Developer Sandbox at Google I/O on May 10-11.
A pioneer in assistive technology for mobile phones, Eduard Sánchez is the brain behind all Code Factory software applications. His greatest satisfaction is to use his passion for programming to make a positive difference in the lives of people with disabilities.
Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Live, from Google I/O! 2013
Seo Master present to you: More than 4,000 developers will be joining us at Google I/O on May 19-20, and if we had the capacity, we’d host many more. In order to give the entire developer community a chance to participate live, we're happy to announce that both keynote presentations will be streamed live. To watch, just go to http://www.youtube.com/GoogleDevelopers at the start of the keynotes each day. We recommend watching on a high-speed connection for the best quality.
Here’s the schedule for the keynotes at I/O — it’s also available on our agenda page:
2013, By: Seo Master
Here’s the schedule for the keynotes at I/O — it’s also available on our agenda page:
- Day 1 Keynote: Wednesday, May 19, 9:00 -10:30am PT
- Day 2 Keynote: Thursday, May 20, 8:30-10:00am PT
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Add Go/Scroll To Top Button To Blogger 2013
Seo Master present to you:
Professional Blogs have a flood of Comments,reading these comments one can slip into the bottom,then scrolling to Top via mouse or pad is lil bit boring,in this regard we can solve this Problem by using jQuery in Blogger.Adding Go To Top or Scroll to Top Button will help your visitors to easily navigate the Blog Content,Specially when there is alot of Contents or users comments.These Buttons have beautiful fade in and out Effect,it float in the blog and when one click the upper button it slides to the top of blog,and if one click the bottom button it floats to the bottom of the blog.
2013, By: Seo Master
Just Scroll below and see ;)
How To Add Go To Top and Go To Bottom Buttons To Blogger
- Go to Blogger Dashboard
- Click On Layout and Then Click On Add a Gadget
- A Box Will Pop,Select HTML/JavaScript
- Now Copy the below Script and paste it into the Box
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" > /*********************************************** * Scroll To Top Control script- © Dynamic Drive DHTML code library (www.dynamicdrive.com) * This notice MUST stay intact for legal use * Visit Project Page at http://www.dynamicdrive.com for full source code ***********************************************/ var scrolltotop={ //startline: Integer. Number of pixels from top of doc scrollbar is scrolled before showing control //scrollto: Keyword (Integer, or "Scroll_to_Element_ID"). How far to scroll document up when control is clicked on (0=top). setting: {startline:100, scrollto: 0, scrollduration:1000, fadeduration:[500, 100]}, controlHTML: '<img src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg7dxONU7s1G8dfySBSCoXbI0GqCBQ-MXeTLFVdSP609pl6yNcjNYKyTnRA7sDTcvVMt4nBrNC0vb4Sl5sklP_AZknUA7BxEbLysjX96yCGoGiH2Pd9F7sJC6nAVdZjWpk4CerzXJEZyoI/h120/scroll-to-top.png" />', //HTML for control, which is auto wrapped in DIV w/ ID="topcontrol" controlattrs: {offsetx:5, offsety:5}, //offset of control relative to right/ bottom of window corner anchorkeyword: '#top', //Enter href value of HTML anchors on the page that should also act as "Scroll Up" links state: {isvisible:false, shouldvisible:false}, scrollup:function(){ if (!this.cssfixedsupport) //if control is positioned using JavaScript this.$control.css({opacity:0}) //hide control immediately after clicking it var dest=isNaN(this.setting.scrollto)? this.setting.scrollto : parseInt(this.setting.scrollto) if (typeof dest=="string" && jQuery('#'+dest).length==1) //check element set by string exists dest=jQuery('#'+dest).offset().top else dest=0 this.$body.animate({scrollTop: dest}, this.setting.scrollduration); }, keepfixed:function(){ var $window=jQuery(window) var controlx=$window.scrollLeft() + $window.width() - this.$control.width() - this.controlattrs.offsetx var controly=$window.scrollTop() + $window.height() - this.$control.height() - this.controlattrs.offsety this.$control.css({left:controlx+'px', top:controly+'px'}) }, togglecontrol:function(){ var scrolltop=jQuery(window).scrollTop() if (!this.cssfixedsupport) this.keepfixed() this.state.shouldvisible=(scrolltop>=this.setting.startline)? true : false if (this.state.shouldvisible && !this.state.isvisible){ this.$control.stop().animate({opacity:1}, this.setting.fadeduration[0]) this.state.isvisible=true } else if (this.state.shouldvisible==false && this.state.isvisible){ this.$control.stop().animate({opacity:0}, this.setting.fadeduration[1]) this.state.isvisible=false } }, init:function(){ jQuery(document).ready(function($){ var mainobj=scrolltotop var iebrws=document.all mainobj.cssfixedsupport=!iebrws || iebrws && document.compatMode=="CSS1Compat" && window.XMLHttpRequest //not IE or IE7+ browsers in standards mode mainobj.$body=(window.opera)? (document.compatMode=="CSS1Compat"? $('html') : $('body')) : $('html,body') mainobj.$control=$('<div id="topcontrol">'+mainobj.controlHTML+'</div>') .css({position:mainobj.cssfixedsupport? 'fixed' : 'absolute', bottom:mainobj.controlattrs.offsety, right:mainobj.controlattrs.offsetx, opacity:0, cursor:'pointer'}) .attr({title:'Scroll Back to Top'}) .click(function(){mainobj.scrollup(); return false}) .appendTo('body') if (document.all && !window.XMLHttpRequest && mainobj.$control.text()!='') //loose check for IE6 and below, plus whether control contains any text mainobj.$control.css({width:mainobj.$control.width()}) //IE6- seems to require an explicit width on a DIV containing text mainobj.togglecontrol() $('a[href="' + mainobj.anchorkeyword +'"]').click(function(){ mainobj.scrollup() return false }) $(window).bind('scroll resize', function(e){ mainobj.togglecontrol() }) }) } } scrolltotop.init() </script>
- Now Click On Save and that's it.
So What's Up:- This is just an extra Widget for Blog,many Bloggers search for this,therefore i add it into my tutorials,this widget has no effect on Blog Loading Speed,Drop your Comments Below,Stay Blessed,Happy Blogging.
seo WonderFox Video to GIF Converter v1.1 Full version With Registration Key 2013
Seo Master present to you:
WonderFox Video to GIF Converter is an simple and quick video to GIF software on Windows, capable of converting all popular formats of video to animated GIF, let you play video in GIF image. Support import video formats includes AVI, MPEG, MP4, MKV, WMV, MOV, 3GP, etc.The animated GIF is a strange form of expression, completely devoid of sound, repeating in an endless loop. Yet there is something intoxicating about an animated.Creating your own animated GIF from a video can be a lot of fun. Animated GIF images can be used as an avatar on a website or distributed among your friends. Please see the converted GIF animation file on the left.
Variety of special effects will bring more fun on the video to GIF conversion process, the better is everybody able to make special effects by one click. And, it will not extend the time of conversion process.The special effects including: black and white, gray scale, emboss, invert, blue, sharpen, noise, brighten, etc.
WonderFox Video to GIF Converter 1.1 With Serial Key: Click here (Alternate Link) OR Click here OR Official Site
Registration Key: 9027EBEAF5C724F0F4F7
Features
- Convert video file to GIF animation
- Support all popular video formats such as AVI, MP4, MPG, WMV, MKV, MOV, DVD, etc.
- Special efficacy available during video to GIF
- Keep quality and frame rate as same as original video file
Website: WonderFox
Leave a comment …… if links are broken………………..
2013, By: Seo Masterseo How To Convert Text into Voice With Notepad 2013
Seo Master present to you:
Friends, This is really awesome trick, How to convert a text into voice? I know, first you search for converting software on internet. You don’t need any software, This is a trick from Notepad. Notepad is not a simple letter writing program,It much more. You can make html,Java scripts and other file with Notepad. Now i share how to make a text-voice converter with Notepad. Follow this post and enjoy…
- First open Notepad.
- Copy below code and Paste it on Notepad.
Dim Message, Speak
Message=InputBox("Enter Text to Talk - Master Hacks","Speak")
Set Speak=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
Speak.Speak Message
- Save it with .vbs extension ( Example: converter.vbs)
Leave a comment ……………………… below………………………..
2013, By: Seo Masterseo NET-A-PORTER.COM brings fashion and commerce to Google TV 2013
Seo Master present to you: 
By Daniels Lee of the Google TV Developer Relations Team
NET-A-PORTER.COM is a premium online luxury fashion retailer and is the first of its kind to present commerce on Google TV. They developed a 10-foot web app called NET-A-PORTER TV which offers a unique way to view and shop fashion directly from your living room. In this post, I'll briefly describe the user experience followed by some technical points shared by the NET-A-PORTER Labs team.
NET-A-PORTER TV users can watch a variety of videos featuring designer runway shows, interviews, and additional feature clips. Users can also browse their collection of luxury name brand items from premium designers like Phillip Lim, Alexander Wang, Michael Kors, Erdem, and others. When you watch runway videos, a vertical product carousel is displayed showing items matching the runway model's outfit. The product carousel dynamically updates and stays in sync with the video. While browsing, you can select to view more details about any specific item and add it to your shopping cart. When you’re done, you can complete your transaction on the original site.
Contextually matching merchandise items based on video playback is not only compelling to users but also makes online shopping a bit more more interactive and enjoyable. This adds a nice touch which facilitates a low-pressure and casual experience, great for the living room context.
The NET-A-PORTER Labs team split the web app into two major sections, video and user interface. For video, they used a lightweight JavaScript MVC wrapper around a chrome-less Brightcove player. The model fetches video data, the view manages video playback, and the controller ties the two together. For user interface, they relied on jQuery to navigate the DOM and make their app keyboard navigable. The team created a custom event handling system which captures key events and calls handler functions corresponding to a specific set of elements. They also used CSS3 transitions to animate vertical scrolling of the product carousel.
To take a deeper technical dive into the inner workings of NET-A-PORTER TV, be sure to check out their article written by James Christian and Scott Seaward from the NET-A-PORTER Labs team. This article describes everything from the initial concept to interface design and even to video production.
We thank the team at NET-A-PORTER.COM for their continued dedication, support, and persistence in improving their Google TV web app. We look forward to seeing what they come up with next.
Daniels Lee is a longtime Developer Programs Engineer, fostering relations with several developer communities since joining the the team in August 2006. He openly confesses his love for JavaScript and recognizes its profound ability to make the web more interactive.
Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
2013, By: Seo Master
By Daniels Lee of the Google TV Developer Relations Team
NET-A-PORTER.COM is a premium online luxury fashion retailer and is the first of its kind to present commerce on Google TV. They developed a 10-foot web app called NET-A-PORTER TV which offers a unique way to view and shop fashion directly from your living room. In this post, I'll briefly describe the user experience followed by some technical points shared by the NET-A-PORTER Labs team.
NET-A-PORTER TV users can watch a variety of videos featuring designer runway shows, interviews, and additional feature clips. Users can also browse their collection of luxury name brand items from premium designers like Phillip Lim, Alexander Wang, Michael Kors, Erdem, and others. When you watch runway videos, a vertical product carousel is displayed showing items matching the runway model's outfit. The product carousel dynamically updates and stays in sync with the video. While browsing, you can select to view more details about any specific item and add it to your shopping cart. When you’re done, you can complete your transaction on the original site.
Contextually matching merchandise items based on video playback is not only compelling to users but also makes online shopping a bit more more interactive and enjoyable. This adds a nice touch which facilitates a low-pressure and casual experience, great for the living room context.
The NET-A-PORTER Labs team split the web app into two major sections, video and user interface. For video, they used a lightweight JavaScript MVC wrapper around a chrome-less Brightcove player. The model fetches video data, the view manages video playback, and the controller ties the two together. For user interface, they relied on jQuery to navigate the DOM and make their app keyboard navigable. The team created a custom event handling system which captures key events and calls handler functions corresponding to a specific set of elements. They also used CSS3 transitions to animate vertical scrolling of the product carousel.
To take a deeper technical dive into the inner workings of NET-A-PORTER TV, be sure to check out their article written by James Christian and Scott Seaward from the NET-A-PORTER Labs team. This article describes everything from the initial concept to interface design and even to video production.
We thank the team at NET-A-PORTER.COM for their continued dedication, support, and persistence in improving their Google TV web app. We look forward to seeing what they come up with next.
Daniels Lee is a longtime Developer Programs Engineer, fostering relations with several developer communities since joining the the team in August 2006. He openly confesses his love for JavaScript and recognizes its profound ability to make the web more interactive.
Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Choosing Good Home Theater Speakers 2013
Seo Master present to you:
Use a speaker system that integrates well into your home automation. Don’t be afraid to ask for advice on how to program the speakers so that you can control them from anywhere in your home
Additionally, if you can connect the speakers to the wiring of your home security system, your home security will be more effective.
Additionally, as you connect speakers to your home automation system, make sure you know how all the automated components work together. Learn how to operate the entire home theater and separately turn on the security system. Be able to turn on the speakers without having the TV on or turn off the invasion alarm without turning off security access.
On the other hand, if you have an entire room devoted to a home theater, you can certainly use larger speakers to fill the room with high-quality sound.
2013, By: Seo Master
One of the main components of home automation is a home theater, and being able to control the home theater from a universal remote. As people design their home theater, they want to choose a good speaker system that provides quality and well-balanced sound. Consider the following tips when searching for high-quality speakers as you plan your home theater.
Start Simple
Think about purchasing a pre-matched speaker system. Even if you decide not to buy this kind of a system, reading about how they are assembled will help you with your purchase.Use a speaker system that integrates well into your home automation. Don’t be afraid to ask for advice on how to program the speakers so that you can control them from anywhere in your home
Additionally, if you can connect the speakers to the wiring of your home security system, your home security will be more effective.
- Mix and Match Speakers.
- Not all electronics brands know good speaker design. If pre-matched speakers do not meet your needs and you would rather shop a la carte, be sure that they will work well with the amplifier that will be powering them.
The following is a list of the speakers you will want to have:
- A center channel speaker. This will sit above or below your TV.
- Front left and right speakers, which will flank your TV.
- Two or more surround speakers, which sit behind the seating area.
- One or two powered subwoofers. Do not let this overpower the center channel and front speakers.
- Two more speakers if you have a receiver that can hold two more speaker channels.
Additionally, as you connect speakers to your home automation system, make sure you know how all the automated components work together. Learn how to operate the entire home theater and separately turn on the security system. Be able to turn on the speakers without having the TV on or turn off the invasion alarm without turning off security access.
Match the Speakers to Your Room and TV
It is just as important to match speakers to the room and TV as it is for the speakers to match each other. If your TV is in a multi-purpose room, use smaller speakers that blend into the overall room design and are out of the way.On the other hand, if you have an entire room devoted to a home theater, you can certainly use larger speakers to fill the room with high-quality sound.
Here are a few more considerations for choosing speakers:
- Room layout and shape of your room This is one of the factors that will help you determine where to place your speakers. Knowing your room layout will help you place speakers away from foot traffic.
- Whether to use speakers as furniture If the speakers are too large to hide with couches and shelves, make them part of the overall room design. Your guests will see the speakers and expect the great sound you know the speakers will provide.
- Acoustics Be mindful when placing your speakers so that the sound feels part of what you’re watching. If you place the left and right speakers too far away from the TV, they will distract you from the action on the TV.
Author Bio:
Lindsey Patterson is a freelance writer who specializes in technology and home automation. For more information on home security systems check out Vivint reviews.
seo Best Scrabble Apps for iPhone 2013
Seo Master present to you:
The board on which it is played is 15 by 15. You can place and create words on it. You earn more points for your creativity by placing high scoring letter tiles on Double word and Triple word tiles. It also has a dictionary, so you can always get the required help whenever you are at loss of words. The dictionary is available in various languages like Spanish, English, Dutch, French, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. For more information on the app you can log on to wordfeud.com.
If you are stressed out, this game can help you relax. It can also be played while travelling alone. It has a very good rating, and you can read the use reviews to know the app better. Another positive aspect of this app is that it allows you to chat while playing the game. At a time, you can play against almost 50 players.
Chatting can also be done while playing, so that you do not get bored. It is a must have app on your device, and you will certainly love playing it.
These are a few scrabble games that will make you good at word framing. If you play any of these games regularly, you will certainly see a positive change in your vocabulary. The more you play, the more you will start liking it.
2013, By: Seo Master
There are numerous versions of scrabble games that you can play and enjoy on your iPhone. Let us now check out some of the most popular ones among them.
1.) WordFued:
Wordfued is an interesting multilayer app. It doesn't matter if you know many words, or if you wish to develop your vocabulary skills, this surely is the right game for you. You can play the game with Wordfeud friends list or with someone from your phone contacts. You can also choose some random opponents and take them on. Moreover, you can enjoy separate games with almost thirty players.The board on which it is played is 15 by 15. You can place and create words on it. You earn more points for your creativity by placing high scoring letter tiles on Double word and Triple word tiles. It also has a dictionary, so you can always get the required help whenever you are at loss of words. The dictionary is available in various languages like Spanish, English, Dutch, French, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. For more information on the app you can log on to wordfeud.com.
2.) Scrabble Free:
This is the official scrabble application for Android. With original scrabble rules and authentic scrabble look, it is considered to be one of the best apps. As it is a cross platform application, it allows you to play with many friends, even if they are on other platforms. It also has other handy features like built-in dictionary. Now, you won't have to argue with your friends on whether a certain word is actually a word or not. The ‘Teacher Feature’ of this app is quite helpful for beginners. They can quickly learn and play the game.If you are stressed out, this game can help you relax. It can also be played while travelling alone. It has a very good rating, and you can read the use reviews to know the app better. Another positive aspect of this app is that it allows you to chat while playing the game. At a time, you can play against almost 50 players.
3.) Words With Friends:
You can download words with friends and play it whenever you are free. It is priced at around $3 and can be downloaded in a minute. To make it even more exciting, you can pick random players and play the game with them. The rules are simple and you will be able to understand them quite easily.Chatting can also be done while playing, so that you do not get bored. It is a must have app on your device, and you will certainly love playing it.
These are a few scrabble games that will make you good at word framing. If you play any of these games regularly, you will certainly see a positive change in your vocabulary. The more you play, the more you will start liking it.
Author Bio:
Alex has written this article. I usually take help from the website, http://scrabblecheatsolver.com/ whenever I play scrabble with my friends. It has also helped me learn new words and win most games.seo How to Change Default Anonymous Avatar in Blogger Comments 2013
Seo Master present to you: In the last tutorial, I wrote about how you can change avatars size in blogger comments and in this simple tutorial, I will show you how to change or customize default avatar of anonymous commenters or Blogger users with no picture added on their profiles. After Blogger announced new feature of threaded comment, we can still customize it by adding a jQuery plugin to our template and replacing the default anonymous avatar found at this
URL http://img1.blogblog.com/img/anon36.png
and the one for blogger users http://img2.blogblog.com/img/b36-rounded.png
...with our own.
Step 1.
Go to Dashboard - Template - click on the Edit HTML button and then Proceed
...then select Expand Widget Template (don't forget to make a backup)
Step 2. Find (CTRL + F) this code in your template:
Step 3. Add the following code just above it:
Step 4. Save the Template
How to change avatar:
For Anonymous users: Replace the code in red with the url address of your image
For Blogger users: Replace the URL in blue with your own.
You can choose one from these below (copy the url address):
That's it!
If you liked this post, please consider sharing it.
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URL http://img1.blogblog.com/img/anon36.png
and the one for blogger users http://img2.blogblog.com/img/b36-rounded.png
...with our own.
Step 1.
Go to Dashboard - Template - click on the Edit HTML button and then Proceed
...then select Expand Widget Template (don't forget to make a backup)
Step 2. Find (CTRL + F) this code in your template:
</body>
Step 3. Add the following code just above it:
<script src='http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js'/>
<script>
$("img[src='http://img1.blogblog.com/img/anon36.png']")
.attr('src', 'http://www.matrixar.com/-Zphr2YJH_6w/T6ZZE4YeNBI/AAAAAAAACF0/Tyuj8hkOpdc/s1600/default_avatar.gif')
.ssyby('blank')
</script>
<script src='http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js'/>
<script>
$("img[src='http://img2.blogblog.com/img/b36-rounded.png']")
.attr('src', 'http://www.matrixar.com/-eKbzORzVaBQ/T6ZXHmdgHqI/AAAAAAAACFs/rVy3T4gxojM/s1600/blogger-user.png')
.ssyby('blank')
</script>
Step 4. Save the Template
How to change avatar:
For Anonymous users: Replace the code in red with the url address of your image
For Blogger users: Replace the URL in blue with your own.
You can choose one from these below (copy the url address):
http://www.matrixar.com/-Zphr2YJH_6w/T6ZZE4YeNBI/AAAAAAAACF0/Tyuj8hkOpdc/s200/default_avatar.gif
http://www.matrixar.com/-p4JvM7rWNG4/T6ZcU5eKqTI/AAAAAAAACGM/K0DB35A5brE/s1600/facebook.gif
http://www.matrixar.com/-5nGzg5T-9qA/T6ZbL9JF0iI/AAAAAAAACF8/TvTnURwsNb0/s1600/anonymous3.png
http://www.matrixar.com/-oivPlkvBNBY/T6ZoNQhfAII/AAAAAAAACGY/3gem5DBmmQ8/s1600/blogger-user.png
That's it!
If you liked this post, please consider sharing it.
2013, By: Seo Master
seo SEO Tips for Beginners 2013
Seo Master present to you:
Search engine optimization (SEO) is the foundation for almost every form of online advertising and SEO tips for beginners is going to teach you the basics.
If you need to know:
• What a
• What keywords are
• how many keywords to use
• where keywords should be placed and why
• what title tags are
• what alt tags are
• what header tags are
• what a sitemap is and how to use the different kinds
• why links can help or hurt you
• why commenting is a good thing
Then this site will help you.
SEO Tips for Beginners teaches nothing fancy for several reasons:
Because the basics work well.
Because the basics provide the foundation on which you can build.
Because the rules of SEO are constantly evolving.
You aren't ready for advanced tips that may not fit in with your marketing plan.
You must be willing to expend a lot of time, effort or money to stay on top of the search engine optimization game and some of that time could be utilized in other traffic generation techniques.
I think so Social bookmark sites can provide you with quality traffic and highly targeted traffic when you use them correctly.
I believe that to key the SEO tips achieving its current ranking is the result of several things:
Quality onsite content
Good internal links
Good
A good testimonial on a high trafficked site.
Use of the social media sites.
A video on YouTube that is spreading virally for me.
seo 250 High PR .edu blog link list 2013
Seo Master present to you: 
2013, By: Seo Master
Edu internet websites square measure generally intended for education and learning purpose no small business action is concerned at the rear of like internet websites in which Google enjoys. Normally edu internet websites have high Google page rank.
seo Right Click! 2013
Seo Master present to you:
Customer Representative: "I need you to right-click on the Desktop."
Customer: "Ok."
Customer Representative: "Did you get a pop-up menu?"
Customer: "No."
Customer Representative: "Ok. Right click again. Do you see a pop-up menu?"
Customer: "No!"
Customer Representative: : "Okay, SIR. Can you tell me what you have done up until this point?"
Customer: "Sure, you told me to write 'click' and I wrote click'."
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2013, By: Seo MasterCustomer: "Ok."
Customer Representative: "Did you get a pop-up menu?"
Customer: "No."
Customer Representative: "Ok. Right click again. Do you see a pop-up menu?"
Customer: "No!"
Customer Representative: : "Okay, SIR. Can you tell me what you have done up until this point?"
Customer: "Sure, you told me to write 'click' and I wrote click'."
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