Paul Gorman has written a small tool ( NanoCount) that I found very nifty. It\’s as simple as it gets: shows a running word count. It also lets you set a goal for number of words,

Recently, I stumbled upon http://www.shiftone.org/ They have got some REAL nice toys in their toolbox, I must say. I was impressed. Actually, except ExQ I quite loved all of them. I don\‘t see the value of ExQ since I am a big believer in Hibernate but if you are still in the age of raw SQL...

Yesterday was so overwhelming - forgot to make a note. So, anyways, today is the second day. Learning from the bitter experience of yesterday, I left home at 6:20am, today. When I got here, it was still dark *chuckle* but traffic was way better. P.S. SmartTag rulz.

Flock a next generation browser? Have not had time to look too much into it, yet. So far, it seems they are a little bit far from the promise :)

Oracle has acquired InnoDB which will have some impact on MySQL as InnoDB engine is a more preferred engine (a opposed to relatively unreliable MyISAM) supported in MySQL. What will be the impact, we will know only in a year, according to the press release from Oracle, but Oracle supporting engine to make its direct...

Do it, now! :-)

Here it goes again - the infamous Cross-Site Scripting but in Web 2.0 and social networks context, this time.

It seems like Verisign is looking into some very interesting new business opportunities. Considering Verisign is a large corporation (which tend to be inert) it\’s interesting to see that it is so up to the beat of “web 2.0” I have some personal reasons, too, to be excited seeing Verisign doing so well… :-)

This is official - I love Python. I think it is a beautifully designed language that is a pleasure to program in.

I played around with Komodo today, and I must say - I am impressed!. I imported one of my PHP projects in it and messed with it. I was very, very delighted with the capabilities of Komodo. I am a Mac addict and on Macs I have tried Zend studio. It was the best I...

SugarCRM is a professional-grade, open-source CRM solution. Looks real good.

EnterpriseDB claims it is scalable and Oracle compatible (quote: “most applications written for Oracle will run without modification). It is based on Postgres so, I am really confused if “scalability” should be understood as “fast enough”. Postgres and “speed” has been antipodes for so long :) OK, having poured some sarcasm, it looks interesting :)...

Pierre enlightened me about a new cool thing called NING, today. It\’s quite nifty, overall, but there was one particular thing I could not stop enjoying (yes, I am a sicko, get over it) - http://confess.ning.com/. I think this Confess sh.t is just AWESOME - terribly entertaining :)

I have detected an extremely annoying bug in Safari, today. There is a bug in cookie management. If a page sets a persistent cookie (expiry date is far enough in the future) this cookie must be kept at the re-launch of the browser. This does not always happen in Safari. Cookies are only persisted if...

What do you think would gather more online attention - the world\’s largest content database about economic development or a collection of web-related tutorials? Well…. I was wrong, too, but the reality, as reported by Alexa is: