Wednesday, September 07, 2005
Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Lussumo Vanilla - The sweetest forum on the web: "With Vanilla we wanted to break the mold created and followed by just about every other forum on the web. We sat down and thought about what we liked, and more importantly, what we didn't like about web forums... Vanilla is a PHP / MySQL solution that is 100% open-source. You can take it and alter it and use it free of charge."
Ashish's Blog: "Using small Linux distro like Puppy Linux and open source emulator like QEMU, it is possible to run and stop Linux like normal windows programs."
famfamfam.com: Icons: "Need icons for your new website or web application, at the best price there is free!"
Change or Die: "All leadership comes down to this: changing people's behavior. Why is that so damn hard? Science offers some surprising new answers -- and ways to do better."
Shane Isbell's Weblog : Weblog: "This is a major alpha release of JVending that incorporates a near complete J2EE Client Provisioning Specification (JSR-124) implementation. It also includes hooking JSR-124 based device detection and content matching into JXTA services, thereby allowing P2P based searches that return content appropriate for a particular mobile device. Also includes WAP Push, web services, an admin site and a WAP portal."
open-esb: Project Home Page: "project will implement an enterprise class Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) runtime with sample Service Bindings and Service Engines. The core of this software development kit is based on JSR-208 JBI (Java Business Integration) technology"
JForum: servlet.jar - jar not loaded See Servlet Spec 2.3, section 9.7.2.: "You've probably included e.g. servlet-api.jar in the runtime library (in the .WAR) - you only need it for build time."
freebxml.org: "an initiative that aims to foster the development and adoption of ebXML and related technology through software and experience sharing." & OASIS ebXML Registry Reference Implementation Project (ebxmlrr) - OASIS ebXML Registry RI: "The goal of the ebxmlrr project is to deliver a functionally complete reference implementation for the OASIS ebXML Registry specifications as defined by the OASIS ebXML Registry Technical Committee..."
O'Reilly Network: What Is VoIP & oreilly.com -- Online Catalog: Switching to VoIP, First Edition: Chapter 14: Traditional Apps on the Converged Network (PDF) & oreilly.com -- Online Catalog: Asterisk: The Future of Telephony, First Edition: Chapter 5: Dialplan Basics (PDF)
My MythTV Setup: "MythTV is complicated to setup, Tivo is easy. My bringup took 10 hours over two days, and involved buying a new video card and multiple TV tuners to figure out what hardware would work..."
Monday, September 05, 2005
MythTV how-to | PVRblog: "MythTV looks fantastic, offers pretty much every feature of TiVo (recording, scheduling, playback, music and photos), and then some (picture-in-picture, weather reports, arcade games, downloaded movie playback, web front-end). Thankfully a step-by-step guide to setting up your own MythTV box has been written, and it looks very comprehensive and not insanely difficult for someone with basic linux experience." & Fedora Myth(TV)ology :: HOWTO: "Step-by-step guide to building a MythTV System on Fedora Core 4 w/ATrpms"
Professional and fun tech content for Internet and TV distribution - Revision3: Systm Episode 2 - MythTV (downloads), ...
Google Groups : microsoft.public.inetsdk.programming.urlmonikers: Changing application for callto-tag: "Simply go to your registry at HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and edit callto, you'll need to change (Default), then the DefaultIcon location, then the shell/open/command location" (e.g. set it to "C:\Program Files\VoipBuster.com\VoipBuster\VoipBuster.exe" -callto:"%1") - TIP!
Read/Write Web: Web 2.0 Office: "This week I've been noticing a lot of Web 2.0-style Office apps coming out. Here's a selection of some of them:..."
Localhost: "a program that lets you access a shared, world-wide file system through your web browser. This file system is maintained in a fully decentralized way by all of the computers running Localhost. The program uses BitTorrent technology, and new Distributed Hashtable technology called Kademlia."
Skype Journal: Clickable Numbers = Easy Skype Calls: "Now, with the help of Marco, we have a neat Greasemonkey script: Skypelinkify. Skypelinkify links to a Skype callto:// URI every likely phone number on the web page. Questar Developer Blog" - TIP
Spring Live ~ Weblog: Setup MyUsers in Eclipse: "To fix the fact that TOMCAT_HOME is unrecognized, we need to set this as a classpath variable. Right click on the "myusers" project and select its "Java Build Path". Click on the Library tab, scroll down to the TOMCAT_HOME setting towards the bottom and click the Edit button. Click the Variable button on the "Edit Variable Entry" popup and add a new TOMCAT_HOME variable that points to your installation."
SourceBeat - Spring Live Book Downloads: "Source code after completion of Chapter 6. Also contains JasperReports JARs and Database configuration for this chapter."
United Nuclear - Hydrogen Fuel Systems: "Our system comes with its own 'in-home' Hydrogen generator which allows you to manufacture fuel yourself at near zero cost."
Read/Write Web: RSS on mobile phones: "readers recommended the following apps and services for mobile RSS reading, if you're interested:"
AjaxAC - Open-source PHP framework for creating AJAX / JavaScript applications: "an open-source framework written in PHP, used to develop/create/generate AJAX applications." - COOL
Sunday, September 04, 2005
NSIS: Home: "NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) is a tool that allows programmers to create such installers for Windows. It is released under an open source license and is completely free for any use." & EclipseNSIS - Home: "a plugin for the Eclipse platform which enables editing, compiling and testing Nullsoft Installer (NSIS) scripts. The EclipseNSIS InstallOptions Editor plugin is an add-on to EclipseNSIS which enables editing of InstallOptions scripts"
Jalopy Java Source Code Formatter Beautifier Pretty Printer: "source code formatter for the Sun Java programming language"
SourceForge.net: Project Info - Eclipse JAAS Framework: "A collection of Eclipse plugins to manage authentication and authorization within an application built on the RCP framework. The plugins provide an implementation of the JAAS API and can be extended by developers to support their own security needs"
a crick in the net » CellTrack - No GPS-GPS: "CellTrack is a program that tracks and logs the cell ID’s you walk through. What’s missing is the correlation with your location, at least everywhere except Germany. It seems to me that a large portion of this database will write itself, thanks to the logging..."
Javadoc FAQ: Where can I find code examples for the Java API?: "While we do not include many code examples in the Java API documentation, we do currently provide thousands of examples separately, for virtually all Java 1.1 API -- practically every class, interface, method, field and constructor -- from The Java Class Libraries: An Annotated Reference, by Patrick Chan and Rosanna Lee. While this book is not on-line, its examples are available for download at: * Java 1.2 code examples for java.lang, java.util, java.io, java.net, java.math and java.text * Java 1.1 code examples for java.lang, java.util, java.io, java.net, java.math and java.text * Java 1.1 code examples for java.applet, java.awt and java.beans. We also provide examples in the Java Tutorial, which is a programmer's guide to Java." - UNLIKE: PHP: PHP Manual - Manual
Cardsharp on Software : Weblog: "Software Entreprenuerism Dead? Top 5 reasons to hang it all out there:
- Creativity. Where else can you be as inovative and creative? Who likes to work on legacy software projects in maintainence mode? Blech!
- Make a difference. When you leave your office at the end of the day, you know you made an impact. If you don't like how your workplace is shaping up, you can re-shape it.
- Play with new Tech. True you're on a budget (unless the VC's have bestowed a bouty of the long green), but half the fun is in solving difficult problems by piecing together the best new tech the OS community has to offer. New ideas are often put together using the newest technology.
- Education. It seems like I learn 5 years worth of practical knowledge for every 1 year I spend in a software startup. Part of it is the hours. But most of it is simply being thrust into the awkward position of having to find solutions and knowing that if you don't get it done, there's nobody else who will.
- Have a hand in your future. Job security and stability at a large company can be an illusion. In reality you are placing the control of your future into the hands of someone else in hopes that the next RIF won't have your name on it. If you're the project lead at a small company, or you own your own company, you can be sure you'll be the last one fired in the event of a business downturn. Yes, it's more unpredictable and the chances for failure are higher, but at least you have something to say about your own future."
Cardsharp on Software : Weblog: "Why use the Open-Session-In-View pattern? In short, it's the fastest and easiest way to solve the problems that typically arise from using Hibernate with ANY Model-View-Controller framework (including JSF, Tapestry, Struts, Spring, WebWork and plain old Servlet/JSP). Just what are those problems, you ask? By far the most common problems is the infamous LazyInitializationException..."
Cardsharp on Software : Weblog: "He said, “Life‘s too short to do Java.“ I had to think about that for a while. My current project is behind schedule as have most of my projects been. Is it true that everything just takes longer in Java? Am I wasting my time with all these layers, containers, frameworks, and XML configuration files? Would I truly be more productive in something else? I had to admit that there was some truth to what he was saying..."
Writing Handlers - Confluence: "Handlers can be used to do all sorts of things with XFire. They can process the SOAP Body or they can process a particular header and take action based on it."
Raible Designs ~ We Build Web Apps: "I like Chrome de la chrome. Hopefully the available designs will grow so we can pick and choose the ones we want to use in our apps."
Winston Rast's Weblog: Equinox Lite!: "If you're not familiar with Matt Raible's project kickstart applications, AppFuse and Equinox, then you should be. These applications are fantastic ways of getting a new project up and running very quickly."
Planning Your Way to Health | D*I*Y Planner: "The 'Matrix' template is available in the PDF of Doug's D*I*Y Planner kits, which are available at http://www.diyplanner.com/templates/official"
Customer Gift - Free calls, from us.: "Free PC to Phone Calls Anywhere in the US... Advertisers pay for the service. The model is exactly how television has been free for all of these years. The screen of the dialer rotates ads while the dialer is displayed. All ads are from businesses inside your local area so you can take advantage of their offers, if you so choose."
Saturday, September 03, 2005
Jan in Malaysia: The Form Letter Machine : FREE: "utility to help you write repetitive e-mails or documents. It enables you to assemble text from multiple paragraphs, each one customized for a specific type of inquiry or response. You can build your own configurations using checkboxes and radioboxes and nested groups, and then easily write new letters or respond to inquiries by checking off the components you want to include. A real-time preview allows you to view the message as it is composed."
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