Drop Down Chooser

This is a little widget I made for Yui3 as I'm still learning, it seems very nice so far, it's kind of huge, but not hard, it just takes time.
It's just a basic dropdown chooser, but it can help a lot to make your life way easier, which is basically what widgets are for :)
The basic idea is that you create a new instance of the DDChooser widget, then set the launcherNode, which is the node which will launch the chooser, the chooser will position automatically and hide/show automatically too.
Here's an example:



You can download it from the NekoCM Bitbucket repository, you can also just see full code, or just the the min version (compressed with yui compressor).

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Ubuntu 10.10 Netbook Edition

I'm not a Linux pro, I've used Windows way more than Linux, but with this new netbook I got I decided I want to use Linux.
I tried some distributions and ended up with this one, which is pretty nice, community is good, and also is documentation, everything works nicely, the webcam, mouse, wireless...
Right now I'm getting used to Linux, I thought it would be harder though, anyways I still want to know more, like, what is folder /opt for, and why that folder distribution, what are them for, and more, I'll read a book :)
I'm working on akaikiwi and at the same time rebuilding an old forum-like software I had with this new framework, I'll correct akaikiwi if there's a bug, and probably also add new functionality.
I'ts gonna be a very nice script I might distribute, right now though, I'm still doing the layout, I'm using Yui3 CSS Grids, and I'll probaly use the Yui3 javascript library also, I'll write more about that once I use it more, also more on akaikiwi :)
I really think I should do some benchmarks and compare with other frameworks, would be very interesting, I'm pretty sure akaikiwi is really fast.

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More on akaikiwi

I'm mostly working on fixing bugs right now, not much on adding functionality, as I'm not at home right now.
I'm working on my new netbook with linux mint, so I'm testing how everything works on linux. Once I finish seeking and repairing bugs I'll work on some more new features.
Akaikiwi is going very nice so far :)

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akaikiwi

So I've been working on akaikiwi a lot lately, I took a little break now as I'm not home for a week, but I'm working on documentation and adding issues now :)
akaikiwi is a PHP MVC framework, focused on beeing lightweight and fast. It's going really nicely so far.
You can see the repo here: http://code.google.com/p/akaikiwi/
I'm working on the wiki right now, it's still kind of far from first release, but it might not take that long, it just needs some fixes, a bit new features and a lot of testing.
Once that's done, I'll consider the first release :)
For now, I'll work on the wiki, you can check it to see the nice features and how to use it so far, you can also pull it from the repo if you wanna test it. I'll list some features here.

Features

• Very easy to learn
• Lightweight
• ORM
• Very good compatibility with limited hosting accounts, works with PHP 5.2
• Awesome performance
• Command-line CRUD generator
• Easy to extend
• Debugging tools (profiling)
• Cache
• Simple :)

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Mootools Multiple Slideshow

Hello! It's been a long long time since last update, anyways! I have something interesting to share...
I've been playing around with Mootools (I highly recommend it!) lately, due to something at work, but I'm really loving it so far, one problem I had though is that I needed a very simple Slideshow, no problem, I found a nice jQuery script, but it became messy when I needed to add another Slideshow, the easy solution is just duplicate the whole code but, that's not nice at all! So I decided to give it a try, and well here it is!
You can see a working example here: http://jsfiddle.net/fedekun/WfqHX/
Just click on "Run" to start it.

Although I higly recommend you click on that link and see for yourself, I'll just embed all the code here too.

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