Yesterday I upgraded my version of Wordpress from 2.3 up to 2.5. That was not really me, but my great hosting service that provided the one-click upgrade. So they, DreamHost, did all the hard work.
Part of the upgrade helped me recognize that some of the plugins I had installed were out of date. [...]
InfoQ: GitHub – Rails-based Git repository hosting
Github is a new service, built in Ruby, for hosting git repositories. But there’s more: by exploiting git’s features, such as quick branching/merging, it allows new, more streamlined ways of cooperation between and experimentation with open source project
(tags: RoR git infoq oss ruby vcs)
q4e – Google Code
Q for Eclipse [...]
google-guice – Google Code
Lightweight dependency injection framework
(tags: dependency-injection guice java)
Equinox: Become an Expert
Webinars, demos, articles and other resources that will help to make you an expert on Equinox
(tags: eclipse equinox java osgi runtime)
Remember The Milk
Online todo list manager that also has mobile capabilities.
(tags: todo web2.0 productivity organization gtd)
rush
Replacement unix shell (bash, zsh, etc) which uses pure Ruby syntax.
(tags: linux ruby shell unix)
CardMeeting
Long-distance collaborative agile planning
(tags: agile collaboration index-cards java planning virtual)
Mindomo – Main Edit Window
Online mindmapping software that is very easy to use.
(tags: mindmap mindmapping web2.0 tools online collaboration brainstorming)
A while ago I ran into a blog that alerted me to a way to create desktop launch-able Web applications using the Firefox framework. Prism is a way for each application to
provide separation of profiles
associate icons and launching to a specific instance of a Web App
Specify the “browser” application look & feel
Behind the scenes you [...]
Organize, Share, Discover Information Around Your Interests – Twine
Grow semantic interest-networks, though not until they get out of private Beta
(tags: semanticweb web2.0 collaboration semantic sharing community)
It all started oh so innocently Test out an open source version of InfoCards developed by the Bandit guys and see if I can get a free t-shirt.
After confirming that was working both locally and at the Bandit t-shirt site, I browsed over to Dale Olds blog, and found an article, [...]
A guy just adding to the noise.
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