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Xooglers: This word just in…. Insider insight on the Google-as-a-verb story.
BackgrounDRb (via) Easy back-end daemons for your Rails apps. Django needs this.
What Is a Wiki (and How to Use One for Your Projects). Smart wiki tips from the authors of Mind Hacks.
ChristianLindholm.com: The Fat Duck Restaurant is truly a moving experience. Snail porridge? I’m so there...
Holux GPSlim (GR-236) Review. Matt Biddulph has one of these. They’re awesome.
FlashAid. Excellent. I’ve been talking about this for ages; Aral and Jeremy have actually built it.
RailsConf 2006 Keynote Series. Videos. To watch.
vadm. Source control for server configuration files, built on svn.
Anatomy of a Paypal Phishing Scam. The phishers even get the form validation right.
JavaScript Closures for Dummies. Not quite for Dummies as it talks about C pointers, but a valiant attempt.
Don’t serve JSON as text/html. Another sneaky XSS trick.
ASP.NET 2 url rewriting considered harmful in some cases. This is dumb.
DeWitt Clinton: On RSS and Atom. Atom is lossless.
pytz—World Timezone Definitions for Python. This stuff is surprisingly complicated.
15 Things you can do with Yahoo! UI. Dustin’s tricks and hacks with YUI.
Django and Ajax. Django already has all the Ajax support it needs.
Software Patent Lawsuits Against Open Source Developers (via) Someone has a patent on ORM.
Cory Doctorow switching to Ubuntu. Another high profile defector.
Python Web Developer Appliance. A VMWare virtual machine with Python web developer frameworks pre-installed for you.
A Week in Chicago with Rails, Perl, and Django. I love Nat’s observations about Java programmers who discover dynamic languages.
Javaref.com. Sane Java API browsing.
Greenpeace goes open source in collaboration push. Django in the news.
Wrapping Text With Regular Expressions. Neat regexp trick.
Speeding up Prototype’s Selector. Really smart getElementsBySelector optimisations.
Exploring the Google Web Toolkit. Covers all the reasons I’m uninterested in GWT.
Safari gets a JavaScript debugger. Great news, especially considering the tricky nature of Safari bugs. Opera needs one too.
Safari fragment identifier history demo. Brilliant hack, but iframe/scrollTop to detect the back button is a bit too hairy for me.
Media in Transition Conference 2006. German Web 2.0 conference with some interesting speakers. Sadly this clashes with dConstruct.
Office IU Blog: Let’s Talk About Customization. 98% of people never customised their Office toolbars.