MoonKiKi: web2.0 and ajax... the evolution road

Thursday, February 19, 2009

MooGenda, second scream: ICONS AND SIPARIO

Added sipario fading effect.

Created icons:

Moogenda, first scream: THIS IS AN HARD CODE NIGHT! first of all, preloader

First of all I downloaded a useful preloader 3d for moogenda, look here:

You can see it better and generate yours with this useful web app: ANIMATED PRELOADERS 3D

Piano Etudes

Piano Etudes

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Thursday, February 12, 2009

When Artist and Coder are the same man, we discover new presentation solution.


Petri and Paselli are two photographers/artists that with their performance are going to make a little revolution on the historical Davia Bargellini Museum located in Bologna (Italy). Their new adventure is named Simbionte, and they show us something about it with a new web site where they use parallaxes in a cool presentation. The fluid movements in the page are made using only javascript, highly recommended.

You can see the artist's crossbrowser site clicking this line.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Google Location in Signature. (for everybody like him, that know that their house is the world)


I'm so happy today to present a new lab in GMAIL. I follow every day the Google progress, every step they made is a step for all of us. Today they released a new service, named Google Location in Signature.

This project is son of the mythical 20% of free time that Google employees can devote to personal initiatives. Activating the lab from the link in gmail, and if you modify the signature, you can trace the location from which you are sending your mail, so it is also possible to turn the cataloging of your mail according to the place from which you sent it.

The creator of this lab is one of my best friends that really lives world like its home, his name is Marco Bonechi. A traveler as him had this inventions in his blood and I'm proud to be able to put the the Marco's blog link (tenuta blogspot), where he shows us the first steps of his lab in the world.

Here the Google Group relative to location in signature lab
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This is the post that he wrote in the official GMAIL blog news.


Thanks Marco, we expect new adventures.

Nunzio Fiore