In no particular order here is the list of of technology related podcasts that I frequently listen to.
Cranky Geeks – Not cranky enough, but John C. Dvorak and guest rant on latest technology news.
Diggnation – A weekly tech/web culture show based on the top stories on Digg.
Drunk and Retired – They are not as drunk [...]
Like most developers, I like free software and open source software both for it’s freedom and it’s price. But once in a while there are some software you can’t avoid but to pay for. I was involved in a project recently where I had to profile some Java memory leak in a tight [...]
Earlier this year I wrote about discovering the purpose of the F11 key on OS X. Today I rediscovered how to get a screen shot for a particular application window using the Print Screen key. If you hit the Print Screen you get a screen shot of the whole desktop. If you [...]
There is a bit of a flame war unfolding between Javanistas and Rubyists. I could trace this most recent scuffle to an article posted on JavaLobby by Daniel Spiewak about a little Java library called ActiveObjects. The aritcle is promoting this Java-based but Rails inspired Object Relational Mapping library. ActiveObjects is a Java [...]
I’ve been reading a lot of articles and viewing many presentations on JavaScript. One of the most prolific writer and presenter on the subject is Yahoo!’s Douglas Crockford. I’ve recently rediscovered Crockford’s classic article on The Elements of JavaScript Style (part 2). Between these two articles Crockford lists 12 key elements of [...]
Do you want to learn JavaScript from the experts? You don’t have to pay over $1000 in conference fees to learn from the best JavaScript developers. Here is large collection of video and slide presentations given by Douglas Crockford, senior JavaScript Architect at Yahoo!, John Resig, lead developer or jQuery, and a great [...]