IE8 Beta 1 was released to the general public yesterday and here are my first impressions and quick review. I’ve installed it and taken it for a quick whistle-stop tour of the web. It’s stable, it’s a great improvement, but one caveat though, it’s only really intended for developers and designers at this stage, so [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )I have some dedicated servers that I use for hosting clients web sites, but have been following the relatively new hosting company, Mosso with some interest. I am very impressed with the idea of Mosso, but is it too good to be true?
They host on a grid and you can develop in ASP, .NET, PHP [...]
If you’re not yet acquainted with it, Thunderbird is Mozilla’s desktop email client. I’ve been using it for a couple of years now as an alternative to Outlook because it’s more lightweight and seems to handle large volumes of mail better.
Mozilla’s philosophy is to build products that are lightweight on initial installation, which you then [...]
Following on from yesterday’s post, What Is Adobe AIR, today I’m going to take a look at some Adobe AIR Applications.
There’s a lot being written at the moment about how to create applications with AIR, but there’s not so much being said about what applications are being built and which ones stand out from the [...]
I came across a great screen capture project the other day called Jing. It runs on Windows and Mac OS X and is incredibly easy to use because only the essentials have been included in this programme.
You can use Jing to capture screen shots of your computer screen or make videos of what you see [...]
Most freelancers struggle with having to be all things to all people and they tend to think that they have to do everything themselves.
But no one freelancer can possess all of the skills required to excel in finance, customer service, new business development and creativity. Collis & Cyan Ta’eed of Freelance Switch have just published [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 3 so far )If you use any Javascript libraries in your web projects then you’ll be interested in a new service launched yesterday by Jon Davis at www.cachefile.net
If you use a library such as jQuery you can now link directly to a jQuery file stored on the Cache File server. They keep current and previous versions of the [...]
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