According to Tech Crunch, Twitter has launched its new tool that allows you to easily embed tweets into a website or blog post. The tool, called Blackbird Pie, is a website that simply asks you for the URL of a tweet. Read all about it here: http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/04/twitter-blackbird-pie
If you like Boxee you’ll get a kick out of this post on the Boxee Blog
If you’re like most designers and developers you need a centralized place to manage all your clients, projects, team, etc. A big problem is that most of the top web based project management tools cost too much or require you to upgrade outside your opperating budget for support of basic functionality like Time Tracking. I think these forced upgrades are shameless and I encourage you to investigate some of the solutions listed in this article to save your business some money. Top 10 Open Source Web-Based Project Management Software .
I’ve been wanting to install and use a self hosted URL shortening service for a while now and I think I’m going to try out Shorty.
Shorty is a simple tool for creating shorter, human- readable links from long URLs. You install Shorty on your server, so the links you create with it never go away. You can also manage your links and see how often people click on them.
Postage – Send postcards from your iPhone - Postage for the iPhone allows you to easily create beautiful electronic postcards from your photos and send them by email to your friends and family. Whether you are traveling, celebrating a holiday, announcing an important life-event or just having fun with your photos, Postage allows you to keep in touch while you are on the go.
FREE: The Future of a Radical Price – audiobook Download the FREE audiobook from iTunes for free and listen to it. It’s the future!
Also check out the Wired Magazine article: Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business .
I can’t recommend this book enough!
GDB, the GNU Project debugger, allows you to see what is going on `inside’ another program while it executes — or what another program was doing at the moment it crashed.
HTTP Scoop is a HTTP sniffer for Mac OS X. Go check it out! Add this sniffer to your iPhone App development toolbox. ;)
