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“some potentially useful resources that may be of help in choosing a microcontroller for your project, or just getting started with microcontrollers in general.”
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Don’t miss the footnote in the Health section.
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Models can refer to themselves via a HMT, so that objects can be related to differently by different objects, without duplication
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“REST is an architectural style which revolves around The Four Verbs: “Give it here,” “Here you go,” “Put that thing back where it came from or so help me,” and “Flush.”
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LiteSpeed is a capable, easy-to-configure server that speaks natively to Ruby on Rails applications. The free version is good enough for small to medium sites, which (let’s face it), I’m likely to be creating.
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This is somewhat more obtuse than useful. Don’t skim over the details, and have fun figuring this out.
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A windows-only IA/prototyping application
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DENIM is a sketch-prototyping software based on a ZUI; you sketch screens and site structure, and link them to each other, zooming in and out for more or less detail. Version 1 had terrible performance, but version 2 is supposed to be better
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To build with $nephew
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Huge set of links to photos and photosets of paper prototypes of web designs and applications — including Twitter, Flickr Places, and other recognizable designs
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Photoset of paper prototype sketches. Wonderful reference
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Yet another one of those things that I’ve seen and yet not understood until poking at it: gravatar is a central icon for identities across social networks and blogs.
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A pity there’s no official iPhone qrcode reading application, because this is very nice: a tool to create 2d barcode hyperlinks to songs on the iTunes store. Check it out.
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Via Rands on twitter. Want.
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Olinda, the internet radio appliance concept, shown here in a range of iterative mock-ups and prototypes. Have to love the bamboo plywood concept.
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Fascinating on multiple axes: open-source hardware, internet-enabled BBC radio that remembers your habits, with a modular interface that allows plugging new functionality on, like lego.
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Like linkedin, but for people who run a business, not people looking for a corporate job. Found via the Ruby on Rails podcast
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How to plot a gear in a CAD application, using tangents and curves.
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Data Cloud visualization of code commits on open source projects, in HD video
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Concept design for digital books, with RFID
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An alternative to the stalled iUI framework, a CSS framework for creating iPhone “native” web applications, which also works in Google Android
