Credits

Web Site Assets

Many of our cool icons are from Silk Icons by Mark James (CC-BY-2.5).

Picnik integration comes from their Packing a Picnik tutorial and sample code.

We’re using PicLens Lite (BSD) for slideshows. It uses lytebox2 by Markus F. Hay (CC-BY-3.0).

We use these Javascript libraries for various parts of our site: YUI (BSD), jQuery (MIT), swfobject (MIT), and Adobe Flex Ajax Bridge (MIT).

Photosleeve Uploader

We install James Newton King’s JSON.NET library along with the Photosleeve Uploader, under the MIT License.

During installation we use custom actions and UI from the WiX toolkit, licensed under the Common Public License.

Flash

We got EXIF parsing working using some great sample code from Kevin Hoyt at Adobe, which he presents in his blog entry called ActionScript 3 Meets EXIF 2.1.

We use a slightly modified version of the JPEGAsyncEncoder ActionScript 3 class published by Paranoid Ferret Productions, licensed under the Mozilla Public License. Here are links to the Original Source and our Modifications.

We use and make available the signed Flex 3 Framework runtime shared library (“SWZ file”) under the terms of the Adobe Flex SDK License.

The Adobe Flex Ajax Bridge ActionScript 3 component is not part of the normal Flex 3 library, so we compiled in the original source unmodified under the terms of the MIT License.

Silverlight

We found Piotr Puszkiewicz at Microsoft to be an invaluable resource when figuring out how to make our first-time Silverlight experience as seamless as possible.

Backend

We are also extremely grateful to a number of free software projects that power our backend, though we do not distribute any of their code.

Here’s our version of the LAMP stack (LlMP, actually): Linux, lighttpd, MySQL, Perl 5.

Finally, we use too many great CPAN modules to name, but it is worth specifically crediting the heaviest lifters, Catalyst and DBIx::Class.