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razorberry.com/blog
Razorberry's Adobe Flash Blog
Razorberry's Adobe Flash Blog since 2004! Homepage Razor Components Flex Formatter In my new position at litl, we are using an extremely handy plugin for Eclipse and Flash Builder called Flex Formatter. One of the cool things about the plugin is that you can set it up to automatically format when you save a file, so your code will always conform to your company's code style guidelines, and more importantly, look nice and consistent for other developers on your team. You can export your
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fluentself.com/twitter
» Hey, I know you from Twitter. ? The Fluent Self
blog home | whee! the people | the shop | faq | about me | events | contact Hey, I know you from Twitter. Hi! Cool. I love Twitter. It?s my favorite bar. This page exists because of things worth explaining. And because outside of Twitter I suck at the brevity. Me. My name is Havi. I?m @havi. Pronounce that as if you were British (you are, right?) and you thought my name was Harvey
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ninelocks.com/blog
NinelocksII
NinelocksII Just another blog about stuff, music and some tech notes and fixes Home Categories Blog Blogroll Cool Misuse of Technology eeePC For Developers ipd linux Uncategorized Writing Recent Posts Educational Technology Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Better to use simple tools expertly The 3 ZTE Broadband Dongle and Ubuntu Remote Ubuntu Admin Lets Celebrate Failure September 2011 M T W T F S S « May
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engagedc.com/mindy
Mindy Finn | Engage
Mindy Finn jumped on the Internet bandwagon nearly a decade ago, well before online politics was cool. Starting as a journalist where Finn?s tech-savvy and
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keithhopper.com/nprbackstory
Follow the NPR Backstory | keithhopper.com
keithhopper.com About Blog Essays Contact Home :: Blogs :: Keith Hopper's blog Follow the NPR Backstory Submitted by Keith Hopper on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 10:26 Tagged: cool idea feed mashup npr npr api public media trends twitter Update 6/29/09: Thanks for all the coverage! NPRbackstory is an experimental web mashup that I created to dig through the NPR archives and unearth the Public Radio backstory on currently trending topics. This "application" is currently running in Beta as a Twitter