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WordCamp NYC Ignite: After the Deadline
I see that the After the Deadline demonstration for WordCamp NYC has been posted. This short five-minute demonstration covers the plugin and its features. Before you watch this video, can you find the...
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Add Grammar and Spell Check to Any WYSIWYG Editor
After the Deadline front-end libraries are available for jQuery and TinyMCE. You’ve asked what it would take to make AtD available in another WYSIWYG environment or even in a web-based word processor....
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Towards a More Usable AtD with Content Editable
Working on the web is quite exciting. Standards are evolving and the ideal ways of doing things keep coming closer to reality. Proofreading text areas with AtD isn’t as natural as I’d like. Clicking a...
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A More Secure AtD Experience for the Browser
We’ve been hard at work and now AtD for Google Chrome 1.1 and AtD for Firefox 1.3 are now available. These updates feature an important addition for your security and privacy. AtD started as a plugin...
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Can we use crowd sourcing to improve AtD?
I’ve written about learning from AtD use in the past. The main ideas I had back then were to bring more data into AtD’s corpus and analyze ignored phrases to find gaps in AtD’s dictionary. I put some...
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