Radical Behavior

In case you haven’t opened a web browser today, Google released a new platform to allow developers to quickly and easily deploy web applications leveraging Googles infrastructure as the back end. The advantages to the developer is they don’t have to worry about the very complicated system architecture issues that usually require a brilliant IT [...]

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These are my links for February 14th through April 2nd:

FriendFeed Comments WordPress Plugin - Development on a Shoestring -
Fold-Ins, Past and Present - The New York Times -
Google Code for Educators -
Ryan Jerz :: Reno Blogger, Reno Blog >> The Terri Patraw Experience: the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the [...]

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Let’s face it. Using Gmail over POP with the iPhone sucked. There are a number of issues that just make it unpleasant. Well, today Google has release Gmail over IMAP. This will allow your Gmail account and your iPhone mail to be in perfect synchronous harmony. Below is a video describing the few easy steps [...]

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I’ve found two tools that have dramatically helped me prepare for my move to Phoenix, Arizona, Google Map’s new My Maps and Google Earth.
Google Maps
The family is heading down to Phoenix this weekend to do some reconnaissance as well as visit with some family. Since we are flying, we need to rent a car to [...]

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So Writely just went open beta meaning you don’t need an invite. Writely is the online AJAX driven word processor that Google bought a while back. It basically allows you to write documents online and share them with others. If its like Google spreadsheets, you will also be [...]

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My wife is starting a new business and as her geek husband, it is my job to set up the company on email and calendaring. Since it is just a start up, there is no way I want to outfit the company with Microsoft Office or use Microsoft Outlook Express. I want the email to [...]

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