Projects

Zoph

Zoph is a photo management system written in PHP and MySQL. Photos can appear in multiple albums and categories; the people in a photo can be labeled. Features include search, slideshows, lightboxes, email, access privileges and internationalization,

Eyes Of Lynx

Eyes Of Lynx is a web-based application written in PHP/Javascript that allows you to share, examine and manage your photo albums. It's designed to be fast, intuitive and very powerful. Its key features include an original and innovative interface, zoom and rotation tools, auto rotate of ... [More] photos when an orientation is provided in EXIF data (informations stored by digital cameras), cache of images in a smaller/intermediate size to increase display and loading speeds, a thumbnail's image navigation, ... [Less]

FuckFlickr

Lightweight image gallery written in PHP. Won't narc you out.

Piggy Gallery Generator

Application for building web photo albums. Features: FTP Browser, Exif viewer, Thumbnail and Image processing, HTML generation, CSS styles, slideshow (Javascript or JavaFX). Just build your gallery and upload. You won't need any server side scripting or database.

mooxy

Mooxy is a javascript photo gallery built with mootools. It have plugins for picasaweb flickr and static images.

very-compact-jquery-slideshow

This project provides a very compact jQuery Slideshow component that only takes up 820 bytes and works across IE, FF, Safari and Chrome.

jquery-litebox

jQuery LiteboxA JavaScript image gallery written on top of the jQuery library. It's function is to show multiple image galleries in a hybrid modal (lightbox) window. It degrades gracefully and does not require extraneous HTML markup. one file: no external stylesheets required easy to ... [More] implement: $(".myClass").litebox(); New! auto-advance slide show fully customizable, supports i18n internationalization mouse or keyboard navigation tested in Firefox 1.5-2.0 and Internet Explorer 6.0-7.0 Windows requires jQuery 1.1.1 [Less]

picasa-show

Simple javascript slideshow for Picasa based on flickrshow

showgizmo-gadget

Getting Started with Showgizmo GadgetShowgizmo Gadget allows authors to embed a simple slideshow or gallery in Page Creator pages and/or iGoogle homepage. To get started, upload the images you wish to display to your Page Creator files area, for example: Second, add the Showgizmo Gadget to ... [More] your iGoogle by using the following button, or to Page Creator using the Gadget URL: http://showgizmo-gadget.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/showgizmo-gadget/showgizmo.xml Finally, customise your gallery to show your uploaded images by opening up the Preferences window. Fill out the first few preferences, entering the address of your Page Creator hosted site. For the 'Images' preference, specify comma-separated lines representing a single filename, title and description for each image. For instance, If I have uploaded four picnic photos to Page Creator, I might add the following: picnic-day1.jpg,Family Picnic,Dad offers round the HunkyDunky Crisps! picnic-day2.jpg,Family Picnic,We are still going strong picnic-lunch.jpg,Lunchtime!,Another hamper, what will we do picnic-logo.png,Picnic Table,The RS-300 mobile picnic table, best there is. How does this work?When you upload images to Google Page Creator, it secretly creates a variety of differently-sized image files. These are handy for the gallery gadget as it avoids image rescaling. Each image has the following versions created: /picnic-day1.jpg/picnic-day1-small.jpg /picnic-day1.jpg/picnic-day1-medium.jpg /picnic-day1.jpg/picnic-day1-large.jpg /picnic-day1.jpg/picnic-day1-full.jpg Since we're assuming your using Page Creator, the naming scheme of these filenames is hard-coded into the gadget. You could host images elsewhere, but you would have to create your own thumbnails and stick to this naming convention. The Showgizmo gallery core is 'smoothgallery' created by Jonathan Schemoul (released under the GPL). See http://smoothgallery.jondesign.net for details and download. I have hosted the smoothgallery files on Google Code verbatim, providing only a gadget XML that provides configuration and integrates the gallery. The source is obtainable from the Subversion repository. TipsYou may need to have Page Creator set to allow 'Experimental Options' in order to add gadgets to your page. This may now be the default for all users. When using Page Creator, uploaded files are published immediately, therefore use your site live URL as the 'Page Creator URL' preference, since this should work in both 'Preview' and 'Published' modes. Ensure you have a trailing slash on the end of the Page Creator URL! Test Images - Forklift GalleryThe default set of images with Showgizmo come from a previous project, a forklift. The settings used by default are as follows: Gallery Title: Forklift Page Creator URL: http://www.shucksmith.co.uk/ Linked Images are: Large Gadget Images are: Medium Gallery Item #1: forklift1.jpg,Front View,Showing hoist mechanism Gallery Item #2: forklift2.jpg,Pulse Counter,Located at top of hoist Gallery Item #3: forklift3.jpg,Pallet Forks,Showing reed switch DevelopmentI work on the code using Eclipse and the Subclipse plugin to connect to Google Code's subversion project hosting. I use the repository web interface as hosting for the Gadget files. Great stuff! [Less]