ejaeDesign : Journal

Add bookmarking tools to your site in 2 min

November 16, ‘07

Posted by Jae

AddThis, a free service available to any site owner, is the easiest way to add bookmarking tools to your site, page, or blog. Just register at the site and copy and paste the code - it's that simple. The latest beta also has a nifty rollover feature.

Of course, AddThis is not the only tool bookmarking tool of course, there’s the aptly named www.bookmarkingtool.com, AddToAny, and a half-dozen more. But AddThis is our favorite - it offers free stat tracking service, and by golly it’s the best looking bunch of the lot. Combine with the new rollover option, this is the bookmarking tool of our choice.

Lighthouse Issue Tracker

Remembering Shelby Foote

Otafuku: taste of Tokyo in New York

Becoming Human

Add bookmarking tools to your site in 2 min

Amazing “content-aware” image resizing process

ExpressionEngine updates!

Gartner’s Hype Cycle

Best flag football player you’ve ever seen

Five top (and quick) reasons to use CSS

The DotGridBook

Fangraphs: stats for baseball and design geeks

Saul Bass & the return of the genius

Best ergonomic non-mouse* you can buy

Design Observer: Writings on Design and Culture

Paella at the Boqueria

Pogo Pictures: the men behind the 30 second cinema

Need statistics?

Best source for web design tutorials online, ever*

Pingdom: Great site monitoring service

Findings From the Web Design Survey

Mobile Web Design: A Book by Cameron Moll

Hans Rosling: Data and Reality

NBC’s Candidate Matrix

New ExpressionEngine services

Four new projects added

Flash demos added

Web 2.0: Why it matters

100 Greatest Discoveries

I'm still fond of Carl Sagan's Cosmos. I get the same sense of wonder from Science Channel's 100 Greatest Discoveries (on HDTV!)

ESP Game: Human Computation

Make humans do work that computers can't through simple, fun, but very smart games. Absolutely fascinating.

Second Life on GoogleTalk

I was wondering just what the big buzz on Second Life was about - then I got to get the story from the guys who created it.

Ken Burn’s Jazz

Ken Burn's getting more deserved attention for his new series The War, but many have missed his other masterpiece Jazz. Get it for your iTunes, or from Amazon. I say it makes a super X-mas (already!) present as well.