links for 2006-11-30
November 30th, 2006
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“the biggest question that comes up is that if you let your users generate most of your content and then expose it all up via an API, how can a profitable business be made from this?”
links for 2006-11-29
November 29th, 2006
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“…designing for social apps vs. pages, about the lessons we can draw from Digg, Delicious, MySpace and some of the other leading social apps.”
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“create, share and find routes for your local area. currently aimed at seattle, san francisco, portland, nyc , chicago, atlanta, and denver, but works for any city in the world.”
links for 2006-11-28
November 28th, 2006
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“I got at an excellent price — online. It’s caused quite a stir, and opened up a whole lot of information that (if the email and comments I’ve received are true) has saved hundreds of people, thousands of dollars.”
links for 2006-11-27
November 27th, 2006
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“The overall trend is that user-generated content is the defining feature of all of the new top 15 sites … in Alexa.”
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“If you are telling a multi-part story, or communicating a segmented message over time … Publishers can use FeedCycle to create publication schedules and intervals; all subscribers then start by receiving the first item in a feed regardless of when they
links for 2006-11-26
November 26th, 2006
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Extremely useful free utilities that do specific jobs really well and save time and money.
links for 2006-11-25
November 25th, 2006
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Must ride more to appreciate this: “Expandable up to 2GB, with a built-in SD card slot, ATC2K mounts easily on helmets, bikes, race cars, dirt bikes and more.”
links for 2006-11-24
November 24th, 2006
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Please stop me!
links for 2006-11-23
November 23rd, 2006
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“Today we live in the clouds. We’re moving into the era of “cloud” computing, with information and applications hosted in the diffuse atmosphere of cyberspace rather than on specific processors and silicon racks.”
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Where’s NYC in this? “Create your own transit trip, complete with itineraries and maps”
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Cross Site Scripting (XSS) is not all bad … here’s a good example
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“SWFAddress is a small script that sits on top of SWFObject and provides deep linking for Flash websites and applications. In other words it enables the Back, Forward and Reload buttons of the browser and creates unique URLs with page titles that can be s
links for 2006-11-22
November 22nd, 2006
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“…most agile teams follow a strategy somewhere … that involves investing a bit of time up front to think through the “big issues” but which addresses the details on a just-in-time (JIT) basis.”
links for 2006-11-20
November 20th, 2006
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“CruiseControl is a framework for a continuous build process. It includes, but is not limited to, plugins for email notification, Ant, and various source control tools. A web interface is provided to view the details of the current and previous builds.”
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“This tip discusses the process of integrating Subversion (SVN) and Cruise Control as part of a larger project to create a team development environment for continuous builds.”
links for 2006-11-18
November 18th, 2006
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“WP-Cache is an extremely efficient WordPress page caching system to make your site much faster and responsive.”
links for 2006-11-17
November 17th, 2006
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“We just heard from a source that Jason Calacanis has resigned from AOL. Jason joined AOL just over a year ago when his startup, Weblogs, Inc., was acquired.”
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“New York-based ShopWiki, the shopping startup …is relaunching today with a redesigned site ready for the holiday season.”
links for 2006-11-16
November 16th, 2006
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“Listen to streaming podcasts based on keyword search”
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email to your blog service. we (onclave) had this as a “feature” 6 years ago :-(
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The dashboard is a set of web pages (and REST web APIs) that monitor the recent activity of all the Eclipse projects and committers.
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“…a free application for Pocket PCs and Smartphones that combines an RSS reader, a podcast player, a media search engine, and channels that can be shared among community members.”
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“CoreCodec’s first commercial mobile multimedia product enables Next-Generation digital media files to be played anywhere.”
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“…a deceptively simple tool that makes suggestions for words to use in blog post titles or topics to write about based on the search terms that are already bringing people to your site.”
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On Wednesday, the French daily Le Monde reported that the lab made an “administrative error” in handling Landis’ samples, listing the wrong number in its report on the backup “B” specimen.
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“Me.dium is a Firefox extension (soon to be IE7 Add-on and even more in the future) that let’s you visualize the world a little more. You can see your friends browsing, all with relevance letting you know who is doing similar things, and letting you cha
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Nate and Jack taking a break from their hike in SoMo (by JAF)
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80% of About.com’s traffic comes from search
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“…an effective approach to architecture is an important aspect of scaling agile software development.”
links for 2006-11-14
November 14th, 2006
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“playing of music before segments and as transitions between segments makes some sense on the radio, where it’s used in some cases to fill airtime. But for podcasts, there’s no need to fill airtime with anything but content.”
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“Jeff is emphasizing that new services like Mechanical Turk, Simple Storage Service (S3) and Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) are going to be a key business line for them in the future, and they are planting the seeds now.”
links for 2006-11-13
November 13th, 2006
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“If you are producing good content then the Web is your mall, not some VC-flushed directory cum platform experiment thinking they will re-invent media on a $4 million budget and then flip it before the thing implodes.”
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Think about it… call your audio content “Podlinez is a dead simple service … Go to the site and search for a podcast … you can look up a dedicated phone number for that podcast.”
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It’s about time! The rumors have been confirmed by Sun: Java is going to be released in full under the GPL v2. The initial plan is to release Hotspot and the javac compiler under the GPL v2, with the rest of Java to follow in the first half of 2007. Java
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“One uncomfortable truth that Scrum can surface is the existence of a culture that produces unmaintainable, cobbled-together legacy code, or as Schwaber called it in this presentation, “Core Functionality”.
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