Explore YubNub, a web-based command line interface that acts as a starting point for a Web OS. It allows users to execute complex searches and commands across various services directly through a simple browser-based prompt.
I found a useful directory of Windows XP command prompt commands. This reference covers terminal utilities and system tools essential for managing legacy Windows environments directly from the command line interface.
I highlight Jakob Nielsen’s Useit as a primary resource for web usability and interface design. It offers essential principles for creating user-friendly websites and understanding how visitors navigate the digital landscape effectively.
Apple is launching Mac OS X, a major update built on a UNIX foundation. This transition brings advanced stability, memory management, and multitasking to the platform, replacing the aging classic Mac OS architecture.
I’m sharing a link to XMethods, a directory for discovering publicly available web services. It’s a helpful resource if you need to find and integrate various SOAP or XML-RPC interfaces into your applications.
Check out the Web 2.0 Matrix on ProgrammableWeb to see which APIs are being mashed up and where. This tool tracks the relationships between different web services and maps their common integrations.