If you already know what the Social Graph API and XFN are, you can skip the background information and go directly to the Blogroll Links plugin for WordPress that is designed to work with these. Update: 2010-Feb-20: Version 2 of the Blogroll Links plugin for WordPress uses the Shortcode API and so introduces a new… Continue reading Social Graphs API: WordPress Plugin: Blogroll Links
Tag: Open Source
I now use WordPress publishing software for this site (Product Review)
Managing blogs and news content with WordPress is a Zen-like experience. The inner-beauty of a product is felt when it becomes almost unnoticed, allowing the site authors and editors to focus on publishing content and providing useful interactive functionality to their readers and customers. I say this as someone who has been immersed in web… Continue reading I now use WordPress publishing software for this site (Product Review)
List of Open Source or Free Software for Home and Business Use
Here is a list of some open source or free desktop software that you can use for personal use at home or at your business. Using open source software can save you thousands of dollars that you’d spend buying proprietary software. I’ve chosen software here that is comparable in ease of use, maintainability and upgrades… Continue reading List of Open Source or Free Software for Home and Business Use
Google Web Toolkit: Develop and Test in Java, Deploy as AJAX
I’m building a pull-down-menu navigation for the rajiv.com site using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) and I’m impressed by this Google product. It allows you to create user interface (UI) widgets and dynamic functionality for your web app using the Java programming language. You develop and debug your app in the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment,… Continue reading Google Web Toolkit: Develop and Test in Java, Deploy as AJAX
Java Progammer? Use BeanShell
BeanShell is a fully Java compatible scripting language, capable of interpreting ordinary Java source files. You can also use it for working with Java interactively like an interpreted Unix Shell or Perl. You can try out Java’s object features, APIs, GUI widgets and other libraries hands on. BeanShell is free and also ships bundled with… Continue reading Java Progammer? Use BeanShell
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