Grazr Blog

We’ve been playing around with various services and API’s and decided to put some of our technology to work. The result is the Grazr Twitter Reader! Adam wrote a post about this project and our API with more details as well as some of the inspiration for some of the functionality. The basic “friend browser […]

While I wrote this little Grazr bookmarklet a while ago I’ve found that I’ve been using it a lot recently. I thought I would post it since others might find it useful as well.

Bookmarklets
“View in Grazr” Bookmarklet (three pane)
“View in Grazr” Bookmarklet (outline)
“View in Grazr” Bookmarklet (slider)
Directions:

Right click and “save as bookmark” at least […]

I’m proud to announce the beta for GrazrScript, a programming language for feeds! When we’ve talked about what Grazr is in the past, we’ve often enigmatically used the phrase “an application development system for feeds” without truly describing what that means. GrazrScript represents one of the significant elements we’ve been working on towards making that […]

Well I’m excited to announce our 1.0 release! We’ve got new code and a whole new look to the website, check it out! The site design was created by Josh Porter and I think he did a really great job (thanks Josh!).
The preview code has been moved to our live servers as our 1.0 […]

I pretty much live inside the little Grazr box these days, writing code, testing, re-testing, tweaking, adding features, testing again… Since I’m always using ‘live’ files, I sometimes end up grazing across large sets of interrelated posts and blogs. Sometimes I can’t help but get sucked into reading new blogs and particular articles that I […]

With the release of the new version of Grazr, some of you might want to have Grazr start in the new outline view as opposed to the traditional slider view. Here are some simple instructions to alter your current install.
If you’re comfortable altering your blog template or html, you can change the view that grazr […]