Archive for December, 2006

Bye bye live.com, hello Netvibes

Thursday, December 7th, 2006

I’ve been using Microsoft’s Live’s startpage as my default startpage for almost a year now. I had my main feeds there which worked quite well. This weekend I tried out Netvibes and I am really impressed with it. It has so many great features and is really quick to "work" with.  Not only can [...]

Free website monitoring

Monday, December 4th, 2006

Mon.itor.us is a external website monitoring service which provides commercial grade distributed monitoring services absolutely for free. While big companies are paying big moneys for similar service, mon.itor.us is targeting small and medium size businesses with a limited IT budget. Website and network downtime is expensive for almost any business today. Mon.itor.us external monitoring service [...]

KHTML (aka Safari) on Windows part V

Saturday, December 2nd, 2006

Last time I wrote about Safari for Windows (Win32) it was when a real port of WebKit was released. The problem was that the project quickly died, I think the main developer for the project did not have the time to work on this. After a tip from Troels I now see that there is [...]

Web 2.0: Getting It Right the Second Time

Friday, December 1st, 2006

Matt Sweeney, Senior Engineer on the YUI (Yahoo! User Interface Library) team at Yahoo!, delivers a talk on best practices in frontend engineering at Yahoo!’s Developer Day/Open Hack Day, September 29, 2006. Matt explores the concepts of semantic markup and separation of content, presentation and behavior for modern web browsers, showing examples of best practices. [...]

24 ways 2006

Friday, December 1st, 2006

This years 24 ways starts off with ‘Tasty Text Trimmer’ written by Drew McLellan. I think that last year was a succes for 24 ways with many great articles, hopefully it will be the same this year.

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