One of the interesting differences between people is how they organize their bookmarks – I have a folder based system for my bookmarks, sorted by activities (see my example cap) I find this system fairly intuitive for adding new bookmarks and also finding it later,...
Month: January 2007
Communicating with Flash – External Interface method
Be warned, I will discuss ActionScript in the following words, you may want to eat something before reading any further. Any way, this may not be “hot news” but will still open my ActionScript category :)From time to time when I have more than one...
Adobe Kuler – color schemes made cooler
For those who are not subscribed to the Adobe Edge newsletter, Adobe recently released Kuler – a really cool free on-line platform for creating & sharing Color schemes.Creating the color schemes is really easy & fun, colors can be defined in RGB, CMYK, LAB, HEX,...
Spend a night with Geni – a new Genealogy site
A new genealogy tree creation site has recently been launched, but this one Geni.com is really fun! without presumptuous features, the interface is made in Flash, so easy & strait forward that even my grandma can manage. Yesterday I sent my parents an invitation to...
The Venice Project Interface oddities – a quick review
Before commenting about the interface I must say that the Venice Project client has very good table manners and generally behaves very nice, before installing it checks your hardware and informs you if your computer meets the requirements, uninstalling is also a breeze, very nice...
Cyberduck your files – ftp for mac
I was using all kind of FTP clients along the years, mainlly on PC’s, and my Mac was always neglected because there was no decent client to work with. when I found this great free application – Cyberduck – I was surprized how well it...
The ultimate beta tester?
I like testing new pioneering apps, as a student back in 1999, I was crashing my old G4 with the OS X beta few weeks after it’s release, compiling Apache and php with Unix tutorials ages before binary installations were available, I guess it comes...
Hey, what about Leopard?
The Macworld Keynote is behind us, yea the iPhone looks pretty amazing, and AppleTV would be cool in my living room, but I was more interested in Leopard, where was it?!Beside the expected final knock-out to Vista, and the GUI evolution that was not yet...