16bugs
I’m really liking the simplicity of 16bugs. It is an online bug tracking system. I’m thinking about using 16bugs for our team to track bugs on projects.
I’m really liking the simplicity of 16bugs. It is an online bug tracking system. I’m thinking about using 16bugs for our team to track bugs on projects.
Ben pointed me to this great WordPress Plugin which effectively changes your entire WordPress administration panel to the great look pictured below. I installed it on another blog of mine and it works. Very cool. What other great unknown Admin interfaces exist in the wild? Anybody?
Some designers in town recently told me about AbleCommerce ECommerce Shopping Cart Software. It’s more expensive than, say, ProductCart, however it is .NET and apparently a solid program. I am intending to give it a more extensive whirl later this week and see what it can do. If anyone has used it, I’d be curious…
It looks like Infragistics has a nice set of interface tools and templates for designing complex backend user interfaces.
We had someone come by our office last week and explain Agile Software Development to us. I have had it explained to me a few times in the past but it’s never struck home so much as it did the other day. There are a lot of great concepts and I’m trying to figure out…
I found two WordPress plugins I wanted to keep track of so here’s a post about them, maybe some of you will also have an interest. Spelling Checker Plugin www.coldforged.org/spelling-checker-plugin-for-wordpress/ WYSIWYG Plugin www.mudbomb.com/archives/2005/02/02/wysiwyg-plugin-for-wordpress/
I’ve come to the conclusion that to really appreciate what WordPress is (and isn’t) you have to appreciate the community effort surrounding it. In other words: the team approach to building software. The appreciation that what you’re getting is free and if someone releases a new plugin or a new theme it’s out of the…