Some Weekend Reading 24th Nov 2007
Browsing about the internet this weekend, and came across an Analog Binary Clock by Michael Battle on the rather brilliantly named domain: footloosemoose.com. Flicking through his other articles, it looks like a good blog to follow.
A great article has been posted on the Agile FAQs blog. It is a list of 11 myths of Agile Development, and why they are wrong. If you’re into agile development at all, I’d recommend a read.
If you’re a web developer like me, but don’t have access to all the different operating systems and browsers, check out browsershots.org, I’m testing it out now to see what my blog looks like, so hopefully by the end of this article, it’ll be done. Free too, which is nice.
Patrick (of Bingo Card Creator fame) has just posted a new article on his Blog, about exploiting new niches for SEO. I’m an avid reader of Patrick’s blog, and neat little posts like this are the reason why.
And finally, web2Project is nearing release. As a user of dotProject many moons ago, before the development temporarily stopped, I’m looking forward to the inaugural release of a brand spanking new project management system, built on top of the dotProject framework. As many of you know, I use Timersheet.php, but am thinking of taking on the development as the project seems to have died. Lets see if web2Project has all the features I need, yet be simple enough to use.
Some screenshots have been uploaded of my blog by browsershots.org….wow! what a great service. I recommend using this 100% (even though my blog does look rubbish!!)
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November 26th, 2007 at 2:51 pm
Hi, this is Keith of CaseySoftware and the web2Project effort…
Well, technically dotProject development didn’t stop - http://www.ohloh.net/projects/137/analyses/latest - just the releases. We hope that web2project will have a more aggressive release cycle and we’re lining up support for that.
On another note, since I’ve never used Timersheet.php, if you have any tips or “wow!” features to share, let me know.
November 27th, 2007 at 11:54 am
Thanks Keith, The stats page on Ohloh looks pretty impressive.
Cheers
Rob