From the RSS Advisory Board – official documents on how to implement auto-discovery

Generic form layout package allowing the application of a single class to change overall form layout.

An online news reader that offers to split Google AdSense revenue with feed publishers

Interesting take on project management. Basically a souped-up spreadsheet with users, date selection, powerful reporting etc. Apparently uses EC2 and S3 to power it.

Interesting tools based on Amazon Web Services. Especially the distributed, multi-access local filesystem using FUSE, backed into S3.

PHP code for dealing with Amazon Web Services!

Perfect for creating custom avatars for a website based on a URL or upload. Select the part you want and crop away.

Reasonably complete list of feed mashup services (a la FeedBlendr)

Amazon Web Services has created an exciting platform for deploying web applications based on Elastic Compute Cloud and Simple Storage Service. If you are considering using EC2 and S3, AWS-Console will make your life easy.

Amazon EC2 load balancer which automatically requests and kills new instances based on load.

Ranked by number of feed subscribers through FeedBurner

A web service search index of the entire blogosphere

Plugin for WordPress to allow integration of OpenAds advertising into feeds etc.

Automatically syndicate a feed and supplement it with audio of the read-out version of a post.

A small javascript/flash library to get the best of both worlds – The great upload capabilitys of flash and the accessibility and ease of html/css

During 2006, tag clouds moved beyond their well-known role as navigation mechanisms and indicators of activity within social media experiences, emerging as a standard visualization technique for texts and textual data in general.

Awesome program that allows you to store complete DVDs on your harddrive and then play them like normal. Takes menus, special features etc along with it.

EC2 Client written in PHP

Article written by Alex Iskold about FeedBlendr

Detailed grid showing which browsers support which selectors and CSS hacks.

Cool hack to make iCal send notification via Growl rather than the nasty internal panel thing/sound/email/whatever.

A site showing tips/tricks (patterns) for driving wiki adoption. Ideas on bringing them into an organization as well as improving/expanding their use when already established.

Interesting Russian style martial art, similar to Krav Maga

A good, plain-english breakdown/discussion of knife laws in California

Good collection of bash scripts for handling all sorts of things automatically.

Awesome web-based love for an Asterisk installation.

Details on how to overcome the widely-known echo problems on the phone handsets we have in the office.

Awesome plugin for WordPress that allows users to quickly and easily embed location information in blog posts. You can then embed a dynamic map, Microformat adr and geo output, and adds GeoRSS to the RSS output.

Pepper (plugins) for the Mint WordPress stats system

Grid hosting system: $100 per month. Word around town is that it beats out Media Temple’s “The Grid” massively. No SSH tho…

CSS filtering, cleaning, compacting app

Very detailed breakdown of styling options for all sorts of form elements.

Awesome collection of feeds/news sources compiled into a custom news reader.

Interesting upcoming book from one of the Polar Bear guys.

Detailed information (in a wiki) on the usage of the PHP Sparkline library

AJAX online dictionary. Very simple, very cool – good for comparing words on the same page and getting quick definitions

Cool site for OSX/E61 Love