I, along with Derek Reynolds, have launched a new tech-oriented site. We ended up posting so many tech stories to our own blogs, we decided just to create a single blog for our technology news.
The Yelling Lizard will be our main blog for technology news. Visit often, hourly even.
This is to remind myself to try out the Script.aculo.us library. It’s suppose to be a organized collection of scripts that will make building Ajax at least somewhat easier.
Ajax seems to be a big part of the whole Web 2.0 trend which even MS is getting into. Despite a recent article listed on ASP.NET bashing Ajax (and it’s Firefox brethren), there are rumors of a MS implementation of Ajax, called Atlas.
Script.aculo.us is a library of easy-to-use, compatible and, ultimately, totally cool JavaScript to make your web sites and web applications fly, Web 2.0 style. There’s visual effects, drag and drop, instant search results using AJAX and so on - super cool stuff!
An organized Flickr photo collection of London’s terrorist attack on July 7, 2005.
As of this writing there is over 500 photos in the Flickr pool.
I don’t know what it is. But there appears to be a revival in Lotus Notes. I am not sure if it because Lotus Notes 7 beta 3 is out or because there is already talk of version 8? But my bloglines had three, yes three, links referring to Lotus Notes today.
First Microsoft has two new webcasts related to Lotus Notes:
Optimizing Sharepoint for the Lotus Notes Customer
Integrating MS Office 2003 with Lotus Notes/Domino
I also found a Lotus Notes .NET Integration Page which features a Lotus Notes .NET Integration Toolkit, a Domino web service demo, and many more examples.
That’s all for now.
UPDATE: Make that four links today for Lotus Notes.
GTD ToDo List for Lotus Notes
Send an email to yourself in the future. Free.
Just pick the day, month, and year to send yourself an email. It defaults to a year from today. You can also mark your email as public (but anonymous) and anyone will be able to read it.
It’s best to always read a site’s email collection policy.
no, your email address is kept strictly confidential and will ONLY be used for the purpose of you sending an email to your future self. so relax. and maybe remind your future self to relax as well.