O’Reilly Radar > A Week in Chicago with Rails, Perl, and Django
Thursday, July 6th, 2006Nat Torkington gives the low on some developments in Ruby on Rails. He also has some words with Mr. Django.
Nat Torkington gives the low on some developments in Ruby on Rails. He also has some words with Mr. Django.
I’ve been playing with Google Notebook for the past few days as an adjunct to my del.icio.us links. All in all I like it, especially the Firefox extension that allows you to add notes to the current page without occluding it (unlike the del.icio.us extension). There are some gripes though. Firstly the search doesn’t seem to work, it can’t find a note with the string “VAT” in it despite me having a note defining my VAT number. Secondly, it appends notes to the end of the list rather than putting them at the top, blog style. This means you end up doing a lot of scrolling (especially as the search doesn’t work).
All in all I think I’ll stick with it a bit longer. The drag and drop on the notes page itself is sexalicious!
John writes about the GWT Toolkit on the Secantus blog. As a result of his investigations we are sticking with the Yahoo Toolkit for now.
Darren is not too impressed with Google Notebook.
Is Notebook meant to compete with some existing product out there (if so which one?) or is it another flight of Fancy from Google Labs?
I took a lot of notes at the recent Web 2.0 conference and transcribed them from my own awful handwriting. I had great plans to write it up properly but work and buggy software conspired against me. So if you can stomach my disjointed and staccato note style you should browse over to Enterprise Ireland Web 2.0 : Conference Notes for my transcribed notes. All errors and omissions are mine and apologies to any of the speakers I misquoted.
Reminder of the speakers,
Good news from Infoworld for all us Python developers out there.
From digg (think slashdot on steroids) I got this cool ASCII Page and Calcuator. One for the bookmarks methinks….