Have you just started your own web company? If you have, you are probably wondering how much you should be paying yourself! Entrepreneur.com has a wonderful article that might give you some great ideas on Paying Yourself From Startup and Beyond.
A year ago I posted my method for uploading images from Picasa to Flickr. My solution was pretty simple, but if you’re looking for a more technical solution for uploading images from Picasa to Flickr, you might want to check out this Python solution fo Using Picasa to upload to Flickr. The technique does involve some pretty advanced computer expertise (installing a programming language and running scripts) but the solution works very well! It also has the advantage of allowing you to upload your original images as opposed to my solution where the images are resized by Gmail.
Here is a comprehensive Firefox Extension Development Tutorial. The tutorial covers the following topics:
Folksonomies: Tidying up Tags looks at what makes folksonomies work. They suggest that tags are no replacement for a formal classification systems, but they see this as being the core quality that makes tagging so useful. They look at the common problem of “sloppy tags”, and ask if the folksonomy community could offset problems by creating systems that are better suited to searching, sorting and classifying.
Google employee Matt Cutts offers some more SEO advice. This time Mat disusses 302 redirects and how you can use them to help search engines index pages.
If you live in the world of Zope/Python, you might want to check out IssueTrackerProduct. This user-friendly issue and bugtracking web application looks to be a nice solution for tracking larger projects.
Brett McLaughlin has a 5 part series at IBM Developer works that provides a complete introduction to using AJAX technologies in your web applications…
The Lyceum Project is a stand-alone mutli-user blogging application that utilizes the WordPress blogging engine. This free open-source project enables stand-alone, multi-user blog services for small and high-volume environments.
Here is great guide for using prototype.js v1.4.0. This site is full of great help and is probably the best online documentation for the Prototype JavaScript library.
