AutoIT Administration Scripts
Friday, June 1st, 2007Just a collection of links to some interesting looking AutoIT administration/IT scripts.
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Just a collection of links to some interesting looking AutoIT administration/IT scripts.
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I was reading through a comment on Slashdot yesterday when I found a link to an essay Neal Stephenson had written about Operating Systems. I remember seeing this before but never got around to reading it. I have just started but so far it’s a pretty good read!
Dan Brown of Boxes and Arrows has a great essay up regarding the Information Architecture of Email. He gives a good overview of what google did differently, and how it changes the way you work with email.
Gmail revealed to me my email behavior – something I hadn’t previously given much thought. By making certain things easier (and others more difficult), Gmail showed me how “typical” email applications weren’t necessarily designed according to how I used them.
I just wish a desktop email client (Like ximian Evolution) would incorporate some of the features google did.
Just a few programming-related links I want to keep track of:
Just a link I want to keep track of…
“PHPSavant”:http://phpsavant.sourceforge.net/ is a templating system for PHP that utilizes the existing php syntax rather than making up a new one.
Just a link I want to keep track of…
Dev Shed has a good article about using “PHP Config to handle applicaiton configuration”:http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/PHP_Config
I find the ongoing SCO vs. Linux battle rather interesting. Today several sights have started to leak photos of some of the alleged copied code found in Linux. Here’s a good summary of what’s wrong with the “code SCO alleges was stolen from them”:http://lwn.net/Articles/45019/. The short answer is SCO already released the code under an Open Source License, which means it was legally copied. That kind o explains why they won’t tell the world what was ’stolen’.
Devarticles has a good article about “effective software testing strategies”:http://www.devarticles.com/art/1/605 for ‘Disfunctional Software Organisations’.
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I just came across a great list of “WYSIWYG HTML Editors that can be incorporated into a webpage”:http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/projects/cms/ttw/ttw.html.
I seem to be on a Website Usability/Design kick lately. Here’s a good article talking about the good and bad of “Website Navigation”:http://wdvl.internet.com/Authoring/Design/Basics/nav1.html
Just a collection of PHP Programming links to explore…
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SitePoint’s got a good article about “Storing Hierarchical Data in a Database”:http://www.sitepoint.com/article/1105.
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Here’s a great site that shows what’s wrong wih companies that try to sell you software to “‘encrypt’ your html pages”:http://www.vortex-webdesign.com/help/hidesource.htm. (A common topic on several lists I lurk on.)
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Evolt’s got another good article talking about “how to name your URL’s”:http://www.evolt.org/article/Towards_Next_Generation_URLs/20/60159/index.html.
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