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While there’s plenty out there wanting in on the action, there’s a lot of questions about how to actually go about creating an API for a web application. Like everything else technical on the web these days, there are tons of complicated and scary doc
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Earlier this year we added support for showing tasks on your calendar. It's a handy way to see your tasks alongside your calendar events, but it hasn't been possible to add, edit, complete, and postpone your tasks from within Google Calendar. That is, unt
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November 30, 2006
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November 29, 2006
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and the award for most organized human being goes to:
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November 28, 2006
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how to efficiently deal with incoming emails. Since it’s so easy to check the inbox every two minutes, or file every email away in a folder market “important”, it’s also easy to become much less productive. So, in an effort to help us clean up our
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SearchFreeFonts.com collection contains over 13,000 free fonts and over 23,000 commercial fonts. That's a whole lot of font lovin'! Look to the font of the week to get started, or just jump right into browsing through the categories. The fonts are also li
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This article explains how to install the Radiant CMS system on a (gs) Grid-Server.
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Radiant is a no-fluff, open source content management system designed for small teams.
Radiant features:
* An elegant user interface
* Flexible templating with layouts, snippets, page parts, and a custom tagging language
* Special page-orien
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November 27, 2006
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For when I'm stuck behind a firewall... grrr...
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qmqtool helps you manage your qmail queue. Very much like qmHandle, but seems to be faster and has more options.
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This document discusses anti-spam philosophies from a variety of perspectives and provides information about available options for dealing with spam.
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A lot of people are talking about the need for some kind of centralised service (ala Gravatar) for storing a social network. But surely the last thing we need is yet another walled garden or roach motel?
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To be a valid blockquote there must be an inner block level containing element such as a paragraph or div. You can use this to your advantage in order to apply the two background images. The top one you can apply to the block quote itself using a text ind
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The problem is that IA models information, not relationships. Many of the artifacts that IAs create: site maps, navigation systems, taxonomies, are information models built on the assumption that a single way to organize things can suit all users…one IA
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For anyone on board with web standards, the concepts behind MVC should sound all too familiar. Just as web standards seeks to separate content, presentation, and behavior, MVC seeks to separate data, interface, and logic.
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minishowcase is a small and simple php/javascript online photo gallery, powered by AJAX that allows you to easily show your images online, without complex databases or coding, allowing to have an up-and-running gallery in a few minutes.
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xFolk is a simple and open format for publishing collections of bookmarks. It better enables services for improving user experience and sharing data in web-based bookmarking software. xFolk may be embedded in (X)HTML, Atom, RSS, and arbitrary XML. It is o
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another 9 ideas on how to increase you productivity.
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My User Experience Hierarchy of Needs model forms the skeleton of my presentation. Think of it as ‘Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs’ except for interfaces.
The slides for the ‘Creating Pleasurable Interfaces’ (12M pdf file… right click and ‘save
Unfuddle is a secure, hosted software development environment and project management solution for small software development teams.
(tags: bug bugs app business subversion projectmanagement project management development programming software)
Eventum is a user-friendly and flexible issue tracking system that can be used by a support department to track incoming technical support requests, or by a software development team to quickly organize tasks and bugs. Eventum is used by the MySQL AB Tech
(tags: apps bug bugs collaboration database development php bugtracking mysql software programming tools opensource)
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November 26, 2006
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While there’s plenty out there wanting in on the action, there’s a lot of questions about how to actually go about creating an API for a web application. Like everything else technical on the web these days, there are tons of complicated and scary doc
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Makes a link in your article to add the page to del.icio.us.
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Kinkless GTD is a free set of Applescripts that work with OmniOutliner Pro to create a framework for implementing David Allen’s Getting Things Done task-management methodology. If that doesn’t make sense right away, don’t worry. I made a movie.
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November 25, 2006
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November 24, 2006
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xFolk is a simple and open format for publishing collections of bookmarks. It better enables services for improving user experience and sharing data in web-based bookmarking software. xFolk may be embedded in (X)HTML, Atom, RSS, and arbitrary XML. It is o
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The Free Disposable Personal Organizer. With the PocketMod, you can carry around the days notes, keep them organized in any way you wish, then easily transfer the notes to your PDA, spreadsheet, or planer.
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mother of all aggregators - choices of sites not bad either
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(tags: firefox:dailies shortcut:twitter)
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The social bookmarking site del.icio.us offers their data in various formats to re-use elsewhere. While they offer the common API access and output formats like PHP, they also go the extra mile for JavaScript developers and make the content available in J
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The Snipplr TextMate bundle lets you insert snippets directly into your code without ever having to open your web browser. The same goes for posting snippets, too! Just highlight your text, type in your tags, and TextMate will save your selection into Sni
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Snipplr is a public source code repository that gives you a place to store and organize all the little pieces of code that you use each day. Best of all, it lets you share your code snippets with other coders and designers. Did we mention it works with Te(tags: aggregator ajax api bookmarks bundle cms reference code programming css php html javascript web)
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Hello and welcome to Locomotive. This is a simple tool to help you develop Ruby on Rails applications on Mac OS X. While those not choosing to set up their Rails development environment using Locomotive may spend hours frustrated by broken libraries, comp
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November 23, 2006
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bla.st The free promotional directory
competitions, promotions, events, sales & specials, products, businesses, websites & blogs
add cards free or optionally pay for a higher position.
(tags: rails ecommerce shop blog cms api business cart commerce e-commerce opensource paypal shoppingcart)
Carry your Google Calendar in your pocket! GCalSync is an open source application that lets you do a two-way synchronization between Google Calendar and your phone's built-in calendar. Download events to your phone, or add an event on your phone and uploa
Listen In...to what some of the internet industry's leading thinkers and innovators have to say about the future of Web 2.0. Podcasts and screencasts of select Web 2.0 Summit presentations will be updated weekly.
This Christmas theme icons are available in both bitmap and vector formats. Feel free to use them on your personal or commercial projects. It is not required, but if you use these icons on your website, please kindly give me credit by posting a link back
Welcome to 13Styles.com
13styles is all about css website navigation menus. The menus are list based, very light-weight, easy to implement, and cross-browser compliant. Some of the css menus are free and some require you to purchase rights to use them.
PHPKB Professional is an extremely affordable FAQ Builder software and Knowledge Base Management script that allows you to easily create & manage knowledge base content so that you can run a complete online help desk solution with unlimited categories and
If your email volume is anything like mine, it's totally insane. Thousands of messages constantly streaming in and, only a tiny fraction of those are messages you need to see.
(tags: advice article articles gmail google gtd tips mail organization lifehacks email productivity)
Oooh. Cool universal wishlist... Pretty.
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November 22, 2006
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Tumblelogs are quick-and-dirty. They are loosely structured and used to share various iotas of interest. Throw a link log, a moblog, a quote blog, and a code blog (colog? quoblog?) into a blender and out pops a delicious, fat free tumblelog.
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The Twitter Updater automatically sends a Twitter status update to your Twitter account when you create, publish, or edit your WordPress post. You can specify the text for the updates, and also have the option to turn the auto update on/off for the differ
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Harvard Business School has a long tradition of practice-oriented research and teaching that has a profound and far-reaching impact on business and management education world wide.
HBS Working Knowledge is a forum for innovation in business practice, off
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Start-to-finish design and publishing services, advertising campaigns and marketing strategies tailored specifically for MIT and local college campuses.-
There are many different media types that you can apply to CSS, some of which are more useful than others, and they let you specify the look, feel, or sound of the web page that is linked to the CSS files. In this section, we’ll look at the various medi
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Supermarkets have become the heartbeat of retail industry. Not only can you pick up your traditional groceries and food shopping, but you normally expect to be able to purchase DVD’s CDs, kitchen appliances, children’s toys and even clothing, from the
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November 21, 2006
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No matter how you slice it, if you decide to take money from customers online, you are faced with walking into a world of merchant accounts, customer data privacy issues, and the domain of the Cardholder Information Security Program, aka Visa CISP. It's a
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GTD software with new Quicksilver integration for sending items to the Inbox. YAY.
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Because the new login is broken for rogers users...
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To win, submit your very own snowboard design! In the grand tradition of pro snowboarders and classic boardsmiths like Burton, Lib Tech, and Sims, we invite you to put your design skills into the most radical snowboard ever! Make it geeky, make it awesome
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the team behind Notre Dame's web presence, including John Nunemaker and Steve Smith
newbies, tips, developers, bugs, feature requests and more
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