The author of Button-Download.com has been keeping the buttons he made in the past. Now he has released all of them to us. All of the buttons are in PNG and PSD format, so that you can edit the buttons as you like. You are free to use these buttons your personal and commercial projects. To make your life easier, you can also download these buttons all at once by clicking the ‘All Download’ button as well.

It is a good news to web application developers. Google Analytics DATA Export API beta is now publicly available to all Analytics users.

The DATA Export API is easy to use and provides read-only access to all your Analytics data. Any DATA that’s available through the standard Analytics web interface is available through the API.
Developers can integrate Google Analytics INTO their existing products and create standalone applications that they sell. Users could see snapshots of their Analytics DATA in developer created dashboards and gadgets. Individuals and business owners will have opportunities to access their Google Analytics information in a variety of new ways with Google Analytics DATA Export API.

For example, you can accessing Analytics FROM your desktop with Polaris FROM now on. Polaris is a cross-platform desktop widget for Google Analytics. With 8 standard reports it’s the easiest way keep your DATA always instantly available. The rich interface and swift navigation make it a pleasure to use.

Code reviews play an integral part in the development process for making quality software. We can find out security holes, memory leaks, poor queries and heavy file structures FROM code reviews. Unfortunately, these reviews are also very time consuming.

We spend a lot of time echoing queries, memory stats and objects to the browser just to see how they are being used in the code. To reduce this repetition, Ryan Campbell has invested some time creating the PHP Quick Profiler (PQP). It’s a small tool (think Firebug for PHP) to provide profiling and debugging related information to developers without needing them to add a lot of programmatic overhead to their code.

Now, we only need to toggle one config setting to true and we can have access to an automated tool to help create a faster and more consistent review experience. Since anyone can use it, PQP also gives the initial developer an idea of where their code stands before the review.

When feeds became popular, it worked to have one icon on your site to point your readers to your RSS or Atom feeds. As feeds are more prevalent in blogs and websites abroad, the presence of multiple feeds abound.

It’s nice to offer users a way to get your feeds, so typically you will see a feed icon lurking around a site somewhere. At times, you will see a list of two, three or more links to different feeds offered on a site. Why not have an easy and standard way of offering your feeds via a nice, compact menu, just like in the location bar, but on your site?

Requirements: jQuery Javascript Framework
Demo: http://www.komodomedia.com/samples/feed_menu/
License: Creative Commons 3.0 License

jQuery Feed Menu can do this for you easily. It allows users to click your feed icon and be presented with a list of feeds to choose from.

Almost all of them are daily updated, and cover a wide range of topics
including inspiration, design trends, tutorials, interviews, website showcase, programming techniques and resources.

Add them all to your RSS reader and receive these useful information every day.