Links from 2005
- O'Reilly Radar > Ruby on Rails, and the Rails Beta Book radar.oreilly.com
- Londonist: The Iain Sinclair Interview londonist.com
"Grab a coffee and see what Iain has to say about the upcoming tribute to William Burroughs, the success of London Orbital, his new books, the current state of British publishing and politics and of course whether Belle de Jour is likely to be unmasked as
- I'm losing my edge | MetaFilter metafilter.com
"Losing My Edge" (mp3 sample) annotated.
- Austin Kaye Watch Repairs austinkaye.co.uk
- ic! berlin ic-berlin.de
- Your London yourlondon.gov.uk
- Scarlet Mist buy/sell spare music gig and Festival tickets at face value scarletmist.co.uk
The Free Face-value Music Festival Ticket Exchange
- Book Chat | MetaFilter metafilter.com
Wired for Books HUNDREDS of uncut, behind-the-scenes AUDIO (!) interviews (scroll down) by Don Swain. Douglas Adams, William Burroughs, Joyce Carol Oates, Henny Youngman... to name just a few.
- Two words that stalk Dr Who, Rose - and me telegraph.co.uk
"All I can think about is one thing: bad wolf. "Bad what?" you say. You obviously haven't been watching Dr Who."
- ONLamp.com: Ajax on Rails onlamp.com
This article introduces the incredibly easy-to-use Ajax support that is part of the Ruby on Rails web application framework.
If you are a freelance or small Web design firm, I have an uncomfortable question to ask you: are you thinking too small?
- mezzoblue ‽‽‽ Simple Templating mezzoblue.com
- Wire Frame Your Site [Design Practice] sitepoint.com
- E-Mol, Check Mail Online the Easy Way e-mol.com
Because I always forget the URL.
- The ways to style visited links webdesign.maratz.com
- Welcome to Perfect Sideburns perfectsideburns.com
Just what I need!
- Welcome to ClockWork clockworktimer.com
A time management solution that allows you to easily track what you do during your day. ClockWork is ideal for anyone who works with clients on an hourly basis, or needs a solution to track productivity for any task or project.
- The Observer | Travel | A beer lover's guide to Brussels observer.guardian.co.uk
Forget tours of French vineyards: discerning drinkers are heading to Belgium in search of fine beers - and this week sees the publication of a guide to help them. Author Tim Webb explains where to find the best brews in Brussels
- Multiple Text Applicator 0.1 sparkcasting.com
The goal of the MTA is to provide an automated, accessible, degradable method for both users and developers to manage lists in web applications.
- The Texas Embassy - London texasembassy.com
- wg:Javascript: what's next? web-graphics.com
- Juicy Studio: Div Mania juicystudio.com
More and more web documents are appearing that consist of nothing more than a collection of div elements. In most cases, better use of CSS selectors could be used to avoid overusing the div element.
- A Few Tips On Estimating Web Projects dkeithrobinson.com
- Internet Explorer Float/Margin Bugs positioniseverything.net
- Agile Web Development with Rails pragmaticprogrammer.com
- Ruby: RubyStyleGuide rubygarden.org
- Urbanpath - Nice things in London urbanpath.com
A directory of the best places in London, as decided by you. You can review and rate everything on urbanpath, and you can tell us about nice things in London we've missed.
- Switch with Which? | Switch with Which? switchwithwhich.co.uk
Fed up with poor service and high prices? Use our unique guides to get a better deal.
- Google Community: Animated favicons!?!?!? googlecommunity.com
simply a gif, saved with the wrong extension, I THINK.
- dotvoid.com - Announcing Toxic - an Ajax toolkit dotvoid.com
"An AJAX toolkit, or framework, for creating rich web applications. It handles the tedious and repetetive tasks involved in integrating a client created using html and javascript with a server backend. It enables client side javascript to directly call cl
- mezzoblue ‽‽‽ Who Cares about Semantics Anyway? mezzoblue.com
On semantic markup, conveying its usage to those who generally don’t need to care, and a reusable markup guide for your enjoyment.
- Torrents - Defiant.ws defiant.ws
- Italo Calvino sparks obsessions | MetaFilter metafilter.com
"Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities is so called because it asserts that what makes up a city is not so much its physical structure but the impression it imparts upon its visitors, the way its inhabitants move within, something unseen that hums between the
- Japanese Literature | Introduction speaking-japanese.com
Designed to make great works of Japanese literature accessible. It features four stories by Natsume Soseki, the father of modern Japanese literature, and three stories by Akutagawa Ryonosuke, the Japanese master of the short story.
- mediabistro: MBToolBox mediabistro.com
"Q: Do you have any tips for freelancing from abroad?" From an American perspective but still looks useful.