Cameron Moll’s highly praised Authentic Jobs has finally started accepting general applications in lieu of its previously invite-only policy. Complete with an API, you can now promote industry jobs on your blog or otherwise-compatible website.
How much can you make? Well, the sky is the limit, but for the number crunchers out there you get [...]

One of the biggest traffic drivers to my site is the ever confounding blackberry on a mac situation. People search for many things like “why does pocketmac suck,” “please help my poor, stupid blackberry” and “why is eli so awesome with blackberries” only to get brought to this site. Well, the last one [...]

Apart from a brief outing on Saturday with Glen and Wendy, I managed to get a lot of work done. On Friday I completed the environment for my twitter experiment, as noted with the CakePHP install post, on Saturday I logged several hours into studying twitter’s API and Cake’s “bakery,” and Sunday I ran [...]

It should be known that while I don’t often publish a lot on this site, I think about it more frequently than I care to admit. At this very moment, I have 3 -almost finished- blog posts waiting in the draft section, and a notepad sheet filled with possible post subjects that I think [...]

Prior to this past week, my impression of OpenID was that it saved time as long as you took the extra time to use it. Some of my developer friends have talked about how difficult it is (or at least was) to implement, but that all seems to have changed.
One of the main advantages [...]

I’m sure a true web2.0 historian will argue with me over who really started the trend, but as far as I’m concerned, the success of 37signals and their products really jump started this industry of simple, to-the-point, productivity apps. Whether you are talking about Harvest, Freshbooks, Blinksale, or [insert new invoicing/project management/brightly colored whatever], [...]