Open Source Software (a list)

I’ve begun using TaDaLists to keep track of my daily tasks. It’s actually pretty cool and easy to use. You can even share lists with people.

Remember when Google Chrome came out a few months ago? I have to admit, I was in love when I first saw it. I used it for days, and then, after a short affair, I went back to FireFox. I still hold out hope for Chrome, but it has a long way to go before…

Don says that Plone and Mamboserver are cool even though we haven’t checked them out too much.

In my last post from the Going Hybrid series (at least for April) I wanted to just comment on something I noticed in the Mail application that comes standard with Apple’s OSX application. First things first: I liked the program for its simplicity. Even though it probably has 1/10th the features of Outlook, I didn’t…

It’s show and tell day, or at least sharing day at BrainFuel. By popular request (well, one person anyways), we want to know from you what your favorite web apps are and especially the ones with the best user interface… and you have to tell us why. Leave a comment, and a link, in this…

Firstly, a cool desktop backgrounds web site with some excellent photos. Second, does anyone have experience with WA eCart 2.0? I noticed they also have a Dynamic Flash Charts module and some other cool stuff. (Ben found this site)