Need to explain Twitter to a client, colleague, or friend?
tweeternet is a one page Twitter primer that I just put online in an effort to streamline my own efforts at describing the social networking and microblogging service.
I've linked to several blog posts about Twitter that I feel are best-of-breed. If you think I've missed […]

I started using Twitter a couple of months ago after hearing a number of speakers praise the service at the Web Directions North conference in Vancouver.
My first impression was: "So what?" [cue: Miles Davis] Do I really care what other people are doing every minute of their day? No, I don't.
However, it wasn't long […]

Working on a Web 2.0 application and don't know which JavaScript library to align yourself to? Put on your reading glasses and get started with these two articles:

The JavaScript Library World Cup, from SitePoint.com
Top 10 Web Developer Libraries, from cameronolthuis.com

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On May 10, Adobe announced the prerelease of Spry, their new AJAX framework. Spry is a product-independent, easy to use, and lightweight yet powerful model for adding data, interactivity, and rich UI widgets into your web pages. Learn more about Spry, view some examples of it in use and sample source code, or download it […]

echo: The Best Web 2.0 Software of 2005

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We have Writely and Writeboard. Great! Online collaborative word processing is covered by these RIAs. What about spreadsheets? Enter Num Sum, "FREE bite-sized web spreadsheets for sharing." I like where these rich apps are headed.

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