NerdTV

NerdTV is a new weekly online TV show from PBS.org. In NerdTV technology columnist Robert X. Cringely interviews a single guest from the world of technology. The first show featured Andy Hertzfeld, the original Macintosh systems programmer, and in the coming weeks people like Sun Microsystems co-founder Bill Joy, Apple computer inventor Steve Wozniak and computer mouse inventor Doug Engelbart will be interviewed.

About This Site Firefox Extension

Firefox extension About This Site gives you one-click access to various services like Alexa, del.icio.us, Netcraft and Whois to find out more about the web page you are viewing.

Building a barebones CMS

The article Building a Barebones Content Management System: An Introduction is the start of a tutorial that explains how to put a barebones CMS together with PHP and MySQL using three available APIs:

• yaapi: a programming interface that makes displaying articles on your webpage easy.
• patTemplate: a versatile templating engine that supports a wide range of features.
• patUser: a user management class that helps you with authentication, group and permission management, statistics and more.

JavaScript Reference

This JavaScript Reference is a comprehensive listing of JavaScript objects, properties, and methods. The reference also includes explanations and examples.

GIS Internet Resources Body

GIS Internet Resources Body provide a collection of links related to GIS, that is Geographic Information Systems, companies, associations, and government web pages as well as sources of software, data, publications, and services. A great starting point if you’re looking for anything erlated to GIS.

AJAX: usable interactivity with remote scripting

The article AJAX: Usable Interactivity with Remote Scripting over at sitepoint aims to give you an introduction to the foundations of remote scripting, in particular, the emerging XMLHttpRequest protocol. It includes building an example application that demonstrates how to implement that protocol, while creating a usable interface.