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- Tony Stubblebine [05:40:35 PM | Discuss (1) | Permalink]

The Screen IS the Application
When attacking a project using "agile" development, remember what keeping the customer close REALLY means: working on the UI up front.
- Justin Gehtland [07:17:18 PM | Discuss (2) | Permalink]

Well, hello there!
Welcome
- Justin Gehtland [07:16:56 PM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

Microsoft offers charity free license for old stuff
Less worry for people doing good
- Rick Jelliffe [12:13:49 PM | Discuss (1) | Permalink]

Advocating honesty
In a community blessed with enthusiasm, can advocacy be entirely objective? It can, but there are considerations to be made...
- Jono Bacon [08:59:45 AM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

Advancing Web Authoring and App Development
The W3C is organizing a workshop on Web Applications and Compount Documents, hoping to clear the mess of all the proprietary or individual solutions out there.
- Antoine Quint [03:08:09 AM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

Madwifi and xsupplicant
Once I had an old Orinoco card working under Linux with xsupplicant, I had to get a shiny new Atheros tri-mode card running.
- Matthew Gast [06:56:53 PM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

xsupplicant and IAS: no longer fire and water
xsupplicant has had PEAP support for quite some time now, but it has not worked against Microsoft's Internet Authentication Server. At the Interop Labs test event this week, we were able to diagnose and fix the problem.
- Matthew Gast [09:44:32 PM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

Insanely Great Linux products
Can Insanely Great products be created with Linux? Do we need another Steve Jobs to show us how?
- Kevin Bedell [04:13:27 PM | Discuss (3) | Permalink]

RELAX NG and OpenOffice
Happily, RELAX NG is now deeply embedded in the OpenOffice file format specification.
- Michael Fitzgerald [09:44:49 AM | Discuss (1) | Permalink]

An experiment with online social networking
A couple people have told me that the hot new VC quarry in the Silicon Valley is social networking--a whole herd of new services such as Friendster, Orkut, LinkedIn, and a number of major companies soon to join them. So I decided to try a formal project that would acquaint me with the medium's strengths and weaknesses, and give a first answer to the question of whether a social network could help me where my usual channels of getting information could not.
- Andy Oram [08:42:19 AM | Discuss (3) | Permalink]

Mozilla and the potential for interaction
Mozilla is opening up a new world of potential for more interactive web development. This potential could also flow further than we think...
- Jono Bacon [09:15:36 PM | Discuss (11) | Permalink]

Come Here and Hear Fred Brooks Speak
SDForum's Distinguished Speaker Series presents people who have made major contributions to how software is created and understood, speaking on topics of current interest (disclaimer: I'm on the program committee). This coming Thursday (April 8), the speaker is a legendary figure in software development, Fred Brooks.
- William Grosso [06:16:45 PM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

Carbot PCs available
My in-car computer company, Carbot, Inc. is shipping it's first product.
- Damien Stolarz [08:02:48 PM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

Hardware available based on the book "Designing Embedded Hardware"
Some low-cost embedded hardware based on the book, Designing Embedded Hardware.
- John Catsoulis [05:18:06 PM | Discuss (0) | Permalink]

CoLinux Coolness
Recent developments on the colinux project suggest a great potential for bootstrapping the cross-platform distribution of other free software projects.
- John Sequeira [10:41:37 AM | Discuss (7) | Permalink]

GUI Programming is Hard
Creating good user interfaces is one of the biggest programming challenges.
- Eric M. Burke [08:34:33 AM | Discuss (16) | Permalink]

People critical for managing content
Jeff Veen has captured a painful bit of experience that too many enthusiastic managers, captivated by technology, often fail to see: "Turns out, after all the budget and time we spent, we really didn't need a content management system at all. We just needed some editors."
- Simon St. Laurent [07:29:42 AM | Discuss (2) | Permalink]