Archive for August, 2006
Prototype vs JQuery?
I’ve always been a Prototype advocate. Not for any deep down reason for how it compares with jQuery though, mostly because I was interested in learning Ruby on Rails and it happend to be the library of choice. With version 1.0 of jQuery hitting the shelves over the weekend, it’s a good time [...]
Up and at-them!
I have to admit, I’ve always been a little weary of using Wordpress. Not because it’s not a great piece of software, but because I had less motive to get under the hood with it than with something like Typo or BlogCFC. I’m going to admin defeat for the moment though, and say that [...]
BackPackIt.com Review
BackPackIt by 37 Signals has gotten a lot of press lately. Besides being one of the two most highly publicized applications by them, BackPack is built with Ruby on Rails.
It was about time for me to learn what all the fuss was about. I have a number of projects and lists in my head aching [...]
Damn you debugging
Coldfusion has this handy little option that allows you to turn debugging information on for a given IP address. This nifty little feature allows users that IP to get an in depth of of the page call. It lists out the pages that were called in the request and queries, as well as execution times [...]
Google Calendar Review
There has been a lot of hype lately about CL2, Googles codename for their new calendar. With amazing calendars out there like 30 Boxes and Kiko, Google needed to impress, but what would you expect from Google?
Simplify. Organize. (And relax.) Organizing your schedule shouldn’t be a burden. That’s why we’ve created Google Calendar – our [...]
Riya Review
A few new aps have surprised me this past week. Takes a lot now a days for something to make me spend more than 5 minutes checking it out, but one accomplished it and then some.
Riya
One that launced about a month ago that I didn’t make the beta for is Riya. Riya describes itself as
We [...]
