One of the lesser known projects under the Mozilla Foundation is BugZilla (damn perfect Version 2 candidate). Linux Journal posts a great intro article to get you started with this very useful piece of OS software.

The BrainWave Generator lets you generate audio files that can induce various physiological effects if l istened to using headphones. Odd, but it works, to some extent, at least.

HTMLArea lets you replace your plaintext textareas with a nice, clean WYSIWYG editor, so you don’t have to teach your users HTML.

Last month I had the pleasure of introducing everyone to Jay Maynard’s ass and I would say it was the funniest post to come through here last month. Well I think I might have already for the funniest post this month and possibly this year. Here ya go everyone. Men, this is for those night’s […]

A nice discussion going on over at Ars about the merits of using C# for game development. At first you might think that speed could possibly be an issue but it seems that there has been a ported version of Quake2 over to managed C++ (I know not C#) and it was some percentage points […]

I learned to program in 3rd grade. The language? Basic of course. All those GOTOs filling my screen was a sight to behold. Now my language of choice (*snicker*) has turned 40. Congratulations to its creators, John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz (and their students), for creating a language that I am sure is still used […]

A great resource for designers who like to focus on the minor details of a site. Just don’t steal them :).

If you a developer/designer who doesn’t do to well in finding jobs/clients on your own, there is a website to help connect you. DevBistro is a job site that caters to developers and designers with actual companies (none of those employment agencies) and best of all the service is free. If you are looking for […]

This one is a tad bit late since I lost it in my bookmarks. In any case, the article describes the “killer” of OS software such as Blender and the GIMP. However, the title and use of the word “killer” are misleading.
When I think of a killer application, I think of software that is unavailable […]

A great tutorial about SimpleXML by the guy who created it. If the man who creates something can easily explain it so that everyone understands, he has truly written something useful.

Those of you who have parsed XML with PHP4, or are currently dealing with XML parsing in PHP4, know that it can indeed be very […]