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Category Archives: Software
Google Analytics Reporting suite on Adobe AIR
The Google Analytics Reporting suite is an Adobe AIR application that brings Google Analytics to the desktop. It uses it’s own custom API to interact with Google and nearly implements all features of Analytics. AIR required It obviously requires the … Continue reading
Pixel ruler for Visio 2003 … and everything else
Visio Oddly, Microsoft Visio 2003 doesn’t support pixel measurements, which for me is about as annoying as Microsoft Publisher not supporting colours specified in hex. Information architect Gene Smith has developed his own simple pixel ruler for Visio. Everything else … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Information Architecture, Software
Tagged measurements, microsoft, pixel, publisher, ruler, screen, size, visio
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Sun buys MySQL for $1 billion
If you’ve been reading Sun CEO and President Jonathan Schwartz’s blog recently (as I’m sure you all do) you’ll know that Sun have bought MySQL AB for US $1 billion. Here it is from the MySQL AB end. Whose SQL … Continue reading
Kuler add-on for Dreamweaver
If you’ve ever used the Adobe Kuler online application for selecting theme colours, and you use Dreamweaver, then you may be interested in Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler 1.0.0 from WebAssist. It’s free too. If not then … well, there might … Continue reading
WriteMaps site map application
Also spotted on Boagworld.com: WriteMaps Site Map Application. From the intro blurb: WriteMaps is a free web-based tool that allows you to create, edit, and share sitemaps online. As a WriteMaps user, you and your team will be able to … Continue reading
Posted in Information Architecture, Software, Web 2.0
Tagged Information Architecture, mindmanager, mindmap, Web 2.0, writemaps
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Version control and bug tracking
A Web 2.0 hamster and owner (photo from stock.xchng) For the last couple of months I’ve been using a couple of free tools for personal version control and bug tracking issues. While there may be bigger, better products out there, … Continue reading
Posted in News, Software
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Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor
This is my latest favourite ‘toy’ that I’m playing with just now. Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor is a Dreamweaver Extension (for DW8 or DW CS3) from WebAssist developed in collaboration with the CSS guru himself. It’s not cheap, though: normal … Continue reading
Posted in Code, CSS, Dreamweaver, Software
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Develop custom web applications with PHPMaker
This is not some random advertisement for yet another piece of softare with which to clutter your desktop, but a genuinely useful tool for those involved in developing web database applications. No, I am not on commission! I thought that … Continue reading
More 2.0ness
In the spirit of Friday afternoon tasks, I have created a Bebo IWMW group. Join up if you’re a Bebo monkey. http://www.bebo.com/annualwebpilgramage
Posted in Fun, IWMW, Software
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