1. 19 October 2005

    1052 days ago

    Khronos

    Simple and easy time tracking.

    Kjell Olsen1052 days ago

  2. 29 September 2005

    1072 days ago

    Budgetwise

    More rails hotness, this time a personal finances app from Jamis Buck. I like it.

    Kjell Olsen1072 days ago

  3. 17 July 2005

    1146 days ago

    hugin - Panorama Tools GUI

    Open Source panorama stitch utility, with an OS X port – you don’t even need to compile it!

    via Kjell Olsen1146 days ago

  4. 25 June 2005

    1168 days ago

    how i learned to stop worrying and relinquish control

    Perhaps the most brilliant thing Flickr did was to provide an API that allows developers to hook into it seamlessly. This meant someone could create a free tool that lets me move photos directly from iPhoto to Flickr. This newfound ease of upload increased my Flickr usage so much that I needed to buy a Pro account. So, get this: Someone else did the work, and Flickr got the money. All because they levy so little control.

    Web applications need to relinquish the control, be open and user driven.

    via Kjell Olsen1168 days ago

  5. 15 June 2005

    1178 days ago

    Google-Yahoo Traffic-Weather Maps

    I hate driving, and I think I’d be quick to kill myself before commuting on the freeway everyday to work, but this mashup of google maps and yahoo traffic is real neat.

    via Kjell Olsen1178 days ago

  6. 07 June 2005

    1186 days ago

    AkuAku: Google Maps on Rails

    Looks nice.

    via Kjell Olsen1186 days ago

  7. 02 June 2005

    1191 days ago

    x180 / james duncan davidson: Rails a Few Weeks On

    Now, on to Rails. Rails is the most well thought-out web development framework I’ve ever used. And that’s in a decade of doing web applications for a living. I’ve built my own frameworks, helped develop the Servlet API, and have created more than a few web servers from scratch. Nobody has done it like this before.

    So rails, starting to get hot, huh?

    via Kjell Olsen1191 days ago

  8. 19 March 2005

    Defensive Design for the Web

    Matthew Linderman and Jason Fried

    1266 days ago

    What you should do to foolproof the ‘critical’ points of your website. How to keep people from getting frustrated while trying to accomplish their goals, ultimately allowing them to do buisness with you instead of getting pissed and walking off.

  9. 20 February 2005

    1293 days ago

    adaptive path » ajax: a new approach to web applications

    Asynchronous javascript and xml, or – the future of web apps. I heard DHH mumble something about putting a lot of the xmlhttprequest bits he had been working on for his next big project into rails – and I can’t wait. This stuff really is cool.

    via Kjell Olsen1293 days ago

  10. 23 January 2005

    1321 days ago

    LukeW: Web Application Form Design

    A nice guide to spacing and labeling and coloring and general web form design.

    via Kjell Olsen1321 days ago

  11. 05 January 2005

    1339 days ago

    [map.search.ch] - Karte: Schweiz

    It’s a desktop app in my browser over the web – and it uses XmlHTTPRequest, not flash! I declare it year of the web application.

    via Kjell Olsen1339 days ago

  12. 03 January 2005

    1341 days ago

    CodeWeavers - CrossOver Office

    Run windows applications (like iTunes!) on linux? And it’s open source, but I bet a pain to compile. Nice.

    via Kjell Olsen1341 days ago

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