This post is about an innovationlab-approved concept. SMW is an acronym for social sms writing and it was developed by Alex. The goal is to write short messages with a social touch.
Unfortunaly, the main-part of the 30 sites containing project handout (proof of concept) was cutted out, but you can read a short description of it on the smw-project-page (just in german language).
Today, we want to introduce you to trim-me.com. Trim-me is a web-service that shortens your long links to the minimum. At the moment TM is just in a beta-state, but we work on a final version that contains any statistic functions and support for the Internet Explorer.
You can use trim-me to cut your links for twitter, facebook, icq or other services.
Visit: trim-me.com
Today we want to introduce you to the Static File Optimization Script called lightscript. We use some techniques of the script in our web-based projects. The handling is very easy and the effect is huge. Lightscript allows the user to gzip, merge and cache the merged files on the fly. Now, we have to explain some aspects of lightscript.
$cache_dir and $script_dir are the variables that point out the place where the scripts are located and where lightscript can store cached files. Make sure that these directories are writeable (777). In the downloadable archive we have created 2 folders (scripts & cache). You can use this folders by default.
Lightscript also implements some cache directives.
header("Expires: ".date('r',mktime(0,0,0,12,12,date('Y')+5)));
header("Pragma: public");
header("Cache-control: public");
http://example.com/scripts/lightscript.php?q=prototype.js|scriptaculous.js|main.js&c=1