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jasonclark

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jasonclark/oembed-this

A utility app built around an HTML form and PHP functions that check for an Oembed endpoint and return HTML embed code for various popular web sites.

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jasonclark/rwd-retrofit

Set of guidelines showing how to apply a responsive design to an existing web site - an RWD retrofit - section of the implementation chapter from the book, Responsive Web Design (RWD) in Practice.

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Source code here is the HTML, CSS and Javascript from the example web site showing how to use Twitter Bootstrap as a responsive web design framework for the book, Responsive Web Design (RWD) in Practice.

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jasonclark/rwd-form

Source code here is the CSS and HTML from the example form showing how to responsively design a web form for the book, Responsive Web Design (RWD) in Practice.

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jasonclark/rwd-bookreader

Source code here is the CSS and HTML from the example book reader prototype showing how to responsively design an eReader for the book, Responsive Web Design (RWD) in Practice.

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jasonclark/getsemantic

Get linked data entities and topics from a URL using the Alchemy Term Extraction API

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jasonclark/jasonclark.github.io

Jason Clark's github home page

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jasonclark/digital-collections-custom-search-api

App code built with PHP, HTML, CSS to demonstrate how Google's index can be repurposed to power a digital collection search with the Google Custom Search API.

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jasonclark/HTMLBook

Let's write books in HTML!

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jasonclark/bib-template

"book in browser" template example using the treesaver.js framework, semantic RDFa markup, and PHP to create a networked ebook example. A live version is available at http://arc.lib.montana.edu/book/home-cooking-history-409.

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jasonclark/newyorker-podcast-mashup

A mashup or remix of a New Yorker podcast feed with a local .mp3 player.

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jasonclark/youtube-digital-library

MSU Library has created a digital video library using the Youtube API to power our local library channel. It is a complete search and browse app with item level views, microdata, a caching and optimization routine, and a file backup routine. The article will discuss applying the YouTube API as a database application layer, workflow efficiencies gained, metadata procedures as well as local backup and optimization procedures. Code samples in PHP, .htaccess examples, and shell commands used in developing the app and routines will be explained at length. And finally, a complete prototype app will be released on github for other libraries to get started using the lessons learned. A live version of the app is here: http://www.lib.montana.edu/channel/. The real benefit of this method is the low overhead for smaller shops and the ability to scale production and distribution of digital video.

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jasonclark/BookMeUp

"BookMeUp" uses the Amazon Product Advertising API to suggest related books to read based on a user's location and/or search query. This app is built with php, javascript, and html and optimized for mobile environments. Other APIs used for data sources include: MapFast from OCLC, the Worldcat Search API, and the Open Library Cover Image API. Demo:

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