First things first: Hi! It's been quite a while. How are you doing? Great? Great. I kinda dropped off the face of the Paint community a year or so ago. School and work makes it to where you can't do jack anymore.
On that note, if you don't know who I am... I was the creator of DSiTabs and G/net waaaaay back in the day. It lasted from 2009 to 2010 and it was used by a lot of people in the DSi community. DSiTabs was essentially a tab interface for the DSi Browser and it was based off of someone else's code from 2007, but it had an entire social system built by me. In late 2010 and early 2011, I was starting to build DSiTab2: A complete rewrite that was more efficient, was minimalistic, and had some handy dandy features. I got it working, but I stopped working on it not too long afterwards because I lost interest in web development.
Well it's been like 3 years since I made that rewrite. I started work on 3DSTabs last year, but I ran into this really cool issue. The main reason why DSiTabs worked was because of Iframes, and Iframes are a little crazy to deal with now-a-days. I could go into detail, but let's just say the idea of Tabs was broken and many websites with SSL did not work. I can fix it, and probably will, but I do not have the time anymore. I have other project, school, and work to worry about.
So guess what!? The Tabs2 rewrite is freely available to anyone to use and modify, as long as you give me credit.
You can use it however you want to: Educationally, make your own DSi/3DSTabs website, create a website that uses this code as a backbone. I have it licensed under the Creative Commonns Attribution-NonCommercial license. Essentially you must give me credit and you cannot use this commercially.
I don't plan on abandoning this code, so be aware that it can be updated in the near future. Who knows? Maybe I will add some new things to it in the next few months.
Happy coding!
If you have any questions regarding the use of the code, please shoot me an email at thetimmysmalls@gmail.com or contact me on Twitter.
By @smalls
