It’s been asked that I release the source of CFup. Initially I was not comfortable doing so as I threw it together as a test of concept. Certainly nt my best work! Feeling inspired I cleaned up some of the code – mostly just so the ajax routines don’t clash – and uploaded it to github. Now anyone can download it, try it out, and contribute. I’m excited to see what optimizations and cleanups can be done to it. So if you’re interested in kicking the tires or helping develop it, check it out on github: http://github.com/WebVeteran/CFup/
CFup
ajax, ColdFusion, github, JavaScript
With the CF gzip compressor now part of the TinyMCE, further development will commence at SourceForge. Right now (and just for link’s sake) it is at github.
Old: http://github.com/WebVeteran/tinymce-cf-gzip/
New: https://sourceforge.net/projects/tinymce
ColdFusion, TinyMCE, TinyMCE CF GZip
github, sourceforge
Fancy Upload, a form widget that makes it appear as if we’ve styled the ‘browse…’ button and file name field with only CSS, is now on github:
http://github.com/WebVeteran/fancy-upload/
Fancy Upload
github
I started to use git and github, and really like it. Except for one thing, no all-in-one GUI for the Mac. There is GitX and it does just about everything except push your committed changes to git hub. So to fill that gap I made a small Mac Application Bundle from an Applescript that fires off the git command. Here’s a screen shot:
gitPush 1.0
It works by you dragging the app to the Finder toolbar. See it there on the right?
After committing your changes in GitX (or command line… ick) just navigate to the root of your local repo and click the octocat button in the toolbar. The icon becomes chromatic, the committed files get uploaded, the icon goes monochrome. Done.
Hurry, they’re going fast! http://github.com/WebVeteran/gitpush/
gitPush
apple, AppleScript, git, github, Mac, shell
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