This past week got out of control fast, so I’m posting the Linkblog on Friday instead:
My employer uses a lot of Java, so I’m trying to brush up on the available solutions in a couple of domains – here are some ‘project managmenet’ solutions
JTrac – Java version of Trac – see above
Posterity is a web-based email system. Unlike most open source webmail applications Posterity is not just a web interface for IMAP servers..[it] uses its own database. Projects which combine mail and databases are really interesting to me.
Andrei Zmievski is one of the brightest people working on the PHP source, this page contains links to a lot of the talks he’s given at different conferences.
Something I’m looking into for BlogProj: A .net RSS Reader
I visit this blog [database-programmer.blogspot.com] about once a week, there’s always something interesting here
Review of Wrike, an online project management tool, and part of their sales pitch
Embedding JavaScript in Ruby
Data visualization of 2008 US movie box office revenues – I think there could be some interesting ways to use this visualization technique
I used to play WoW, but I always found that I preferred the idea of writing one to playing one.
These are some tools that might make that possible
Flow-based_programming – “flow-based programming (FBP) is a programming paradigm that defines applications as networks of “black box“processes, which exchange data across predefined connections by message passing…”- just when you thought you knew it all…
Mozilla is really starting to gear up to move the web into the future – check out The Concept
You’ll eventually see a series of blog posts based on the 501 movies listed in this book
Generating an SSL Certificate – I’m constantly having to look this up for people, or maybe you’d prefer the Debian Way ?
PgSQL string function reference – remind me to tell you some time about how I used these to completely corrupt my PgSQL database!
xjconf – Never enough XML parsing
table.pde, part of the code backing the excellent Visualizing Data, which I’m using to prepare my presentation for our annual Management Off-site.