“Products and Tools for Creative Professionals”. Includes the “Action Method” notebooks etc. Pretty cool for keeping your ideas/actions organized.

” Use your iPhone as a Wireless Router for your PC/Mac”

“Santiago’s English Language Entertainment and Nightlife Magazine”

Publish the posts showing up in a search Twitter search feed directly to a Campfire chat room.

Plugin that provides an alternate/configurable version of your WP content for printing.

WordPress plugin that keeps track of login attempts and failures. Accessed via wp-admin.

Good tip from @factoryjoe (Chris Messina) for a standardized set of image-in-content handling CSS classes.

Really cool work-flow management plugin for WP (and WPMU) that is best for multi-author blogs.

Really good list of fixes for problems. Lots of jQuery examples (of course).

Nice site with simple, clear points/suggestions for being a sysadmin (of any kind really, it’s very “generalized”).

jQuery-based menu that automatically detects feed links in your page and offers them via a dynamic subscription menu.

“The goal of Portable Contacts is to make it easier for developers to give their users a secure way to access the address books and friends lists they have built up all over the web.”

“XRDS-Simple is a protocol for service discovery.” It ties in with OpenID and other open standards to start providing the foundations of DiSo and other distributed identity systems.

DVD to MPEG-4 conversion software with all sorts of features and tools.

Hardcore API/system for mass data processing using EC2 via custom-defined “workflows” and “units of work”. Looks really interesting.

Firebug plugin for shifting symfony debug info into Firebug.

Using a custom Criteria object in symfony.

Interesting bridge to the physical world of social networking. Allows you to easily connect with people in RL and have them automatically managed within your online social networks as well. Supports profiles for business/personal etc.

Hardcore WordPress theme package that takes Sandbox and goes to the extreme. Extends the auto-selection system and gives all sorts of options including actions and filters. Pretty impressive.

Excellent calendar of fun and cheap events/happenings in SF and the Bay Area. Very comprehensive.

Analysis of 15 microsharing (a la Twitter) tools aimed at the enterprise. Basis of DiscoTool?

My new, centralized OpenID and central identity hub, care of the badass Chi.mp

“Versions provides a pleasant way to work with Subversion on your Mac. Whether you’re a hardcore Subversion user or new to version control systems, Versions will help streamline your workflow.”

Pretty cool “programmatic” implementation of CSS. Allows for more intuitive nesting of elements, use of variables/constants and all sorts of other cool things.

Shows clocks and day/night around the world where Mashable has people working.

Cool map showing day/night on a Google Map. This, combined with an easier way to get world times would be pretty sweet.

Complete, onlie versions of Stanford’s Computer Science degrees.

Fancy new Mac Text Editor. Might provide some sort of competition for TextEdit? Nah.

Enterprise Twitter.

Anxiety is a super-lightweight To-do list application for Mac OS X Leopard that synchronizes with iCal and Mail.

“Pimsleur courses help people who need to speak another language quickly. Our courses took 40 years to develop and are now used by the FBI, CIA, and business professionals everywhere.”

PHP/jQuery version of the upload/crop/thumbnail design pattern.

“Parallax turns a selected element into a ‘window’, or viewport, and all its children into absolutely positioned layers that can be seen through the viewport.”

Cool little utility to help build up the Criteria required to generate a specific SQL statement using Propel/symfony

Extensive article with all sorts of information about getting better sleep and how sleep affects learning/intelligence.

Awesome collection of screenshots of design patterns and solutions to all sorts of standard elements in web design (signup forms, About Us page, etc etc)

Awesome collection of cheat sheets for all sorts of tech.

Good list of tips and principles from some big-time PHP folks (including Matt M).

“Create your own social network, quickly and easily. Elgg allows you to take full advantage of the power of social technology with elegant, flexible solutions for organisations, groups and individuals.”

Interesting sounding JS-based development framework for making true web applications.

“Synchronize Google Calendar and Apple iCal. Share calendars between multiple Macs. Share calendars with your coworkers, family, and friends. And while you’re at it, connect Google Calendar to your iPhone, iPod, and other devices.”

Excellent suggestions/tips from Jason Calcanis about how to present a demo for a startup. Some really solid advice on general presenting, and specifically on demoing a product/shooting for VC.

Get access to the really valuable data in startups, people etc in the tech/web/web 2.0 space via API.

“Scalr is a fully redundant, self-curing and self-scaling hosting environment utilizing Amazon’s EC2.”

All known cheat sheets for symfony. Handy as quick references when you know roughly what you’re looking for, or want a visual representation of some concepts.

Server-side installed system for gathering all your social threads online and weaving them together into a tumblog/lifestream of some sort.

Plugin that goes through your archives and uses a web service to automatically tag everything with semantically-rich tags.

A good blog post that covers do’s and don’ts on how to write a bug report that will detail the bug properly and make it easier for the developers to get it fixed.

A really excellent description of how computer science/programming *should* be taught, as opposed to how it is. Uses the analogy that you’re learning a new (verbal) language, so it should be taught similarly.

Blog written by one of Emily’s friends about where to travel within Chile.

Awesome shared spaces with Trac, SVN, wiki, all sorts of things. Really well thought-out developer spaces.

“A set of flexible scripts to perform monitoring/failover and management of MySQL Master-Master replication cluster configurations.”

Really nice, quick breakdown of setting up multi-master MySQL replication with slaves hanging off the masters. Slick.

From WordCamp 2008.

Really good article with a list of the things that can kill a startup (and how to avoid/fix them).

Pretty cool, animated implementation of a tag cloud. Includes a WP plugin and details on how to generate your own from any data source.

A crazy JS library for working with images and graphics. Uses SVG and VML to smoothly handle rendering images and manipulating existing objects. Only supports very recent browsers.

Pretty extensive looking payroll service that’s completely online. Handles all/most federal and state taxes as well.

WordPress Themes, Plugins, Tips, and Tricks

Sweet class that gives you the ability to do all sorts of nifty color manipulation programmatically in PHP.

Quick tutorial on creating VCS files. This is ASP-specific but includes some points that are useful for any language.

Integrated mobile IM and VoIP. Looks pretty sweet. Has a version for most devices, including iPhone. Also can make Skype calls.

An interesting alternative to sIFR. Does the same thing (replaces headings with different fonts, rendered via an image).

Home page for developing for the iPhone. Lots of good resources: movies, documents, sample code, tutorials etc.