dvd-slideshow makes a DVD slideshow video with menus from a text file listing of pictures, effects, and audio tracks. You can add some nice effects like fades, crops, scrolls, or Ken Burns effects. It will hopefully become a command-line …

Interesting plugin that allows you to accept video and audio comments on your WP blog via an external service (Riffly).

List of good WordPress plugins. Especially Mobile Edition might be handy.

Adaptive stylesheets based on the size of the browser window, using jQuery

Datejs is an open-source JavaScript Date Library. Really nice date manipulation library with all sorts of cool parsing etc.

Apache htaccess Secrets, SSL Security, Hosting fun, XHTML CSS Standards.

Interesting chart mimicking the Period Table of the Elements which shows all manner of infoviz methods, split into categories, with sample diagrams etc etc.

Insanely full-featured theme/plugin pack for WP. This thing is so customizble it’s not even funny. Includes all sorts of really handy features and options.

This guy makes basic/blank/minimalistic templates for bbPress which make good starting points for customizing your own.

Plugin for bbPress to turn a forum into a support forum, with resolved/unresolved statuses etc.

Great little CSS blog with tips, tricks, examples etc.

Big collection of jQuery samples, widgets, plugins, tutorials etc.

WordPress plugin for adding Gravatar support to your blog.

Central location for plugins, themes etc for bbPress. Very handy resource.

Install IE5.0 – 7.0 using Darwine (Windows emulator/compatibility layer for Mac).

Setting up multiple site instances from a single WPMU installation.

One LightBox to rule them all. Made by one of the jQuery guys, includes ability to load from AJAX requests, iframe content, inline it, etc etc.

Really good list of WordPress plugins that actually work, and are useful.

This guy has done a lot of cool development and has some interesting plugins and scripts available for download.

Great notes on some common scaling arrangements for web apps (focussed on Drupal, but applicable to other architectures).

Neighborhoodies for babies. Made by Canadians

Pretty cool JS widget that makes a text area into a syntax-highlighting lightweight IDE. Could be a really nice addition to webpad

WordPress plugin to tie WP into XCache and eAccelerator (opcode caches) for much better performance.

A list of ideas on things to post in your baby scrapbook. Includes lots of good “firsts”

OpenSocial provides a common set of APIs for social applications across multiple websites. With standard JavaScript and HTML, developers can create apps that access a social network’s friends and update feeds.

Interesting “slideshow” viewer written in jQuery. Would be better if it used thumbs instead of numbers across the bottom

All sorts of tips and approaches on optimizing WP for high-traffic sites etc.

Some cool PS Brushes, including some skulls, splatters, embellishments etc.

Details of the requirements for each of the 5 levels of Krav.

An unofficial forum that someone set up for more advanced discussions on WPMU, I guess to avoid n00bs.

All sorts of good tutorials on WPMU internals, how it works, etc.

Some really cool prints from some very talented artists. I like their styles.

Matt Mullenwegg’s PHP snippet for putting gravatars on your blog – nice one guv!

Very cool web app that graphs your listening habits on Last.fm as a waveform, containing streaks representing the relative frequency of artists in your listening history.

Slideshow/fade in/fade out animation with jQuery.

Very cool color-picker that might be good for making custom themes.

“Junction is the glue between your application and its database. Easy to use and extensible, Junction allows developers to focus on building applications instead of worrying about state persistence.”

Online tool to check what versions of WP a bundled function was/is available in.

Really cool service that allows you to use IM to access a bunch of web-based apps.

The new Evite – video invitations, photo sharing, on-demand social networks.

A pretty impressive online money-management application that allows you to create a dashboard to all your accounts. Powerful suggestions on how to save money with better rates etc.

Very cool JS Lightbox/slideshow library. Costs $25 for a commerical/un-branded license.

Cool site that allows you to decline from catalogs to clear up your RL mailbox.

A complete re-work of the WP Admin Panel, apparently supported in part by Matt. Wonder what happens to this with the 2.4/HappyCog work?

WordPress plugin that allows you to edit posts “in-line” in your normal blog pages, rather than requiring you to go to the Admin Panel.

An online tool that takes a series of images used in CSS and stitches them together into a single sprite so you can use the offset method.

Screencasting software that’s free and open source.

WPMU has one built in, but this is a consumer-facing one?

This might be handy at least as the foundation for an announcement/tips system.

Cool color palette for Dented Reality using blues.

Plugin to automatically generate a search engine friendly sitemap of your blog if it’s based on WP.

A plugin that makes your uploads through WordPress store on S3.

Call Jott and take a note, they will convert to text and optionally email it, send to Twitter, etc etc.

Yet Another Multicolumn Layout” (YAML) is an (X)HTML/CSS framework for creating modern and flexible floated layouts. The structure is extremely versatile in its programming and absolutely accessible for end users.

The foundational YUI Grids CSS offers four preset page widths, six preset templates, and the ability to stack and nest subdivided regions of two, three, or four columns.

Online tool for compressing CSS by removing whitespace etc.

Impressive open source web conferencing system with presentation, A/V streams, desktop sharing etc. Attendees access it purely via browser.

An online storage facility based around the idea of storing your valuable documents for ever. Has a number of interesting tools around that concept.

Cool JS-based effect that tilts, frames and shades images to look somewhat like a polaroid.

A PHP version of a script that will reduce a JS file down to a compressed version that doesn’t have comments, spacing etc. Good for deployment because it reduces bandwidth.

“a form-styling solution that is both accessible and portable”

“A simple and easy to use image editor, built for the 21st century.” Very slick-looking Mac image editing program. Totally unique UI which changes based on what you’re doing.

A way to make sexy input type=”file” fields rather than the ugly generic versions that don’t respond to CSS.

Developing a CSS wireframe generating tool

A decent guide on things to consider/do when creating HTML email to avoid problems with all the different clients out there.

Database with all the plugin/API hooks available in WordPress!

Really cool manual covering jQuery 1.1.2. Click through to find out all the methods etc.

Javascript library that uses Scriptaculous to build out a LightBox/Flickr style modal dialog box for Web 2.0 apps.

Steps to make sure that you have a smoother integration between bbPress and WP (different username rules and all sorts of things).

Some good plugins for WordPress.

Quick run-down on how to enable wildcard DNS on your own machine so that you can have a more flexible dev environment.

Reference Manual/documentation for the SharedBook API.

Exactly what it says.

Amazing transformation of the WordPress Admin via plugin + CSS. This one is really impressive.

A very insightful blog from a clearly clever guy covering social web design, usability, social networks etc.

svk is a decentralized version control system built with the robust Subversion filesystem. It supports repository mirroring, disconnected operation, history-sensitive merging, and integrates with other version control systems, and some …

A forum thread that includes a detailed run-through of installing WPMU on MediaTemple’s GridServer product.

Awesome list of tools and techniques for working with S3

Pretty detailed instructions going through the process of installing mu on a server.

A plugin which is apparently somewhat wpmu compatible that allows additional fields to be added to profiles.

Good tutorial on localizing the language used in plugins and themes via Gettext.

Good list of plugins, why they are good etc.

It gives us great pleasure to announce the worlds first (and only) software driven sim unlocking service for the iPhone(tm). No need to open your phone. No need to solder.

The official document on how to write a plugin for WordPress (single user).

Plugins for WordPress and WordPress MU are very similar but there are a few specific MU commands and plugin placement differences you should consider when creating a plugin for WPMU.

Varnish is a state-of-the-art, high-performance HTTP accelerator.

List of companies/sites that do online photo/photobook printing.

Generator to build out grid-based (Blueprint) CSS layouts based on parameters you enter.

Details of some sites that allow you to get prints of digital photos online.

Blank WordPress themes which you can add CSS to and turn them into a full theme.

A small alcohol-fuelled stove, made out of a Pepsi can!

A great comparison list of different camping gear and a better (or equivalent), lighter version.

Litepost is a new approach to free webmail.

The Atom Publishing Protocol (APP) is an application-level protocol for publishing and editing Web resources. The protocol is based on HTTP transfer of Atom-formatted representations. The Atom format is documented in the Atom Syndication …

Blueprint is a CSS framework, which aims to cut down on your CSS development time. It gives you a solid CSS foundation to build your project on top of, with an easy-to-use grid, sensible typography, and even a stylesheet for printing.

Awesome CSS/JS based tool for selecting a crop region on a photo. Mix with some PHP to get a cool buddy icon picker.

Man page on “ab”, the Apache benchmarking tool.

Great site with all sorts of info, reviews and analyses on scalable architectures etc.

Really hoping I’m not going to be a part of this.

Greg Narain of LittleGrams’ company site.