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AutumnPosted Nov 6, 2009 by Dor in JAlbum news Blurb offers free shipping for your holiday giftsPosted Nov 2, 2009 by carl in JAlbum news Our friends at Blurb want to help you avoid the rush by getting your photo books made early. Blurb is giving Jalbum users free shipping on any order of up to FIVE books.* That’s free shipping on not one book, not two books, but five books of any size and page count! Simply enter the code that applies to you below at checkout to redeem. Order now, ship your books on Blurb, and relax knowing you’re ahead of the game this year. Use one of these codes, the one that matches your currency of choice: Start making your photo book today!
* Offer valid through 11/24/09 (11:59 p.m. PST). Offer extends to any Blurb user and covers shipping costs up to $7.99, £3.99, or €5.99 or AUD $12 for up to five books, made by you, shipped to one address. Offer is valid for transactions in USD, EU, GBP, or AUD only. This offer is good for one-time use and cannot be combined with any other offer. Jalbum goes NYPosted Oct 15, 2009 by David Ekholm in JAlbum news
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We're mostly hanging at the Jalbum HQ here in dark Sweden, but now we've decided to attend one of the largest photo events, Photo Plus Expo in New York, next week. It is held in the "Jacob Javits Center", Manhattan. Be a developer starPosted Oct 13, 2009 by David Ekholm in JAlbum news
Are you good at web design? Do you want millions of users to see your design? Then you should become a Jalbum skin developer. Our software has been downloaded more that 5 million times, and over 24 million web albums are estimated to have been published with Jalbum to web sites all over the world! You could rightfully call Jalbum a "FrontPage on steroids" for making web photo albums. I believe two things make up for this success:
It is thanks to our wonderful user community that you get this diversity in presenting albums. Our users make the skins that decide the look and behavior of albums. I'm not just talking of pure design variations to the same functionality as others do, but completely new functionality, like background music, shopping carts and integrations with Google Maps! Skins can be made in plain html or use web technlogies like Flash, Javascript or Java. To make a skin for Jalbum you make two good looking html pages. These pages (.htt files), will become the base for all generated thumbnail- and slide show pages. The dynamic parts (the stuff that need to change between pages) are made up by special variables and tags. We've gathered all information in our developer center together with an quick introduction on making changes to a skin. Do you remember how you learned about html? Probably by looking at the source code of other web pages. Making a Jalbum skin is no different. Just base your skin on one that fairly matches your idea of how it should look and behave. Start by inspecting the Tools->Skin developers menu in the Jalbum software. It contains a guide to creating a new skin based on the Minimal skin and has a practical text editor for your edits. When you're done, pack your skin as a .jaskin file (done from that menu too) and upload it to our skin section. Now enjoy feedback from other users and seeing how your skin conquer the world. :-) To accelerate the spreading, put a link to the download page for your skin in the skin, or why not to your own web page? If you get stuck with some technical problem, don't dispair. Our user forum has a section for developers where we hang out to help each each other. You will find me there and also our skilled and friendly forum admins. Welcome as a skin developer! /David Thanks to all knights of Camelot! First round of invites closed.Posted Oct 13, 2009 by carl in JAlbum news
We're overwhelmed by the amount of nice people offering their help to beta test our next big project called Camelot. The great number of people who sent us a note to knight@jalbum.net will receive an e-mail with instructions soon. We're aiming to get in touch within a couple of weeks. At this point the first round of beta invites is closed. Stay tuned for more invites. Thank you for your dedication! (just look at Sir Davex above)
Code name: CamelotPosted Oct 8, 2009 by carl in JAlbum news
Do you want to be our knight in shining armor? We have have started to build the next big project for Jalbum – code name Camelot! So far we can’t tell you much other than it will blow your socks off! We are going to open up Camelot for beta testing soon and we'd love to get your help. Apply for a beta account by sending an e-mail to knight@jalbum.net Thanks! PhotojojoPosted Oct 8, 2009 by carl in JAlbum news The brand new Photojojo book
The other day I stumbled upon Photojojo, a newsletter and shop full with crazy and fun photo projects and DIY ideas. Their site and newsletter is jammed with photo tips, tricks, advice, projects and ideas. A real boost of inspiration! They've recently released a book (see pic above) where they've gathered all these ideas. Check out some examples from their shop:
Seat Belt Camera Straps The Magnetic Photo Rope Super Secret Spy Lens After speaking with the really nice people at Photojojo, they are giving Jalbum users 15% off in their shop. Use this code when shopping to get the discount: jalbumpjj New skin: HappeningsPosted Oct 6, 2009 by carl in JAlbum news Happenings is a new skin from our pixel magician Laza, the father of the mighty Chameleon skin. The skin has different themes for different kinds of events. The initial release comes with themes for Weddings, Parties and Baby albums. Laza intends to add more themes for other type of events. It's a great way to package an event presentation. Check out this sample album. The Happenings skin works with Jalbum widgets and runs on any site. Thanks to our friends at Ameibo for sponsoring this skin. Download and try it out here. Enjoy!Integrate your Jalbum with a web site or a blogPosted Sep 25, 2009 by carl in JAlbum news You can use your Jalbum albums in many ways. Publish them to your Jalbum account and share them with the community, share them on Twitter or Facebook, or in blogs. Here are a few examples: The Jalbum blog badge.
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Share an album in a blog post.
Integrate albums in your web site.
New feature! How to create your own profile themePosted Sep 22, 2009 by carl in JAlbum news
We love to see creativity flow. That is usually where the most innovative solutions appear and the most appealing trends emerge. In the true spirit of Jalbum we’ve created a way for you to customize your home page under the Settings tab. Here's a brief tutorial on how to use the new features. Have fun!
Here are a few users who are already getting started with this new feature: http://mikedl.jalbum.net Newer posts >
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