Blogmarks in Jun, 2006
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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.
StreetWars London. “A 3 week long, 24/7, watergun assassination tournament.”
The Government Says. New from My Society: collected government press releases.
Essentials, 2006 edition. 2006 must be the year of Linux on the desktop!
How to use Django with FastCGI. The best FastCGI documentation I’ve seen for any platform.
Reuse-in-the-large is an unsolved problem: Why I left OpenACS for Rails. Fascinating insight in to the reason frameworks that do less do more.
punupgeek.com on Active Resource. Looks like 37 signals might be looking in to scaling across multiple servers using web services.
Choosing your CSS techniques. For the record, I favour redundant markup over CSS hacks.
JavaScript Gotchas. Another example of why ID indexing was a dumb idea.
Django on Windows HOWTO. Fantastically detailed instructions.
Mac OS X Hacking Tools. Useful tools built in to the OS.
Star Wars Transformers. Consensus on whether these are Awesome or A Bit Wrong has yet to be formed.
A Django website that took (a lot) more than 20 minutes. Case study plus source code.
Solving Every Sudoku Puzzle. 100 lines of Python illustrating some key concepts in AI.
Cerealizer (via) A safe pickle for Python.
Interoperability and DRM are Mutually Exclusive. A beautiful indictment of the insanity of DRM interoperability.
I’m on the Oxfam website! Fourth back on the left.