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7915_32 Colin Devroe's Bookmarks Tagged With "open source"

  1. Visit Contacts 0.1 Contacts 0.1

    http://mondaybynoon.com/2007/10/22/php-mysql-and-contact-management-contacts-01/

    "Contacts is a free and open source (FOSS) contact management Web application running on PHP and MySQL" -- Jon Christopher.

  2. Visit BluePrint CSS Framework on Google Code BluePrint CSS Framework on Google Code

    http://code.google.com/p/blueprintcss/

    An open CSS framework that gives you both an easily customizable grid layout system combined with a fairly decent typography style.

  3. Visit Movable Type Movable Type

    http://www.movabletype.com/

    Movable Type version 4.0 final released. Open source as well as commercial, enterprise, and community solutions are now available. MT just got interesting to me.

  4. Visit Blueprint: A CSS Framework Blueprint: A CSS Framework

    http://bjorkoy.com/blueprint/index.html

    An open source CSS framework. About time.

  5. Visit Six Apart & Automattic Compared Six Apart & Automattic Compared

    http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/blog_platforms_head_to_head_six_apart_automattic.php

    Written by Guest blogger, Andrew Watson In this article Read Write Web compares Six Apart and Automattic, two independent firms focused on blogging software.

  6. Visit BurdaStyle.com BurdaStyle.com

    http://burdastyle.com/

    Burda Style is the newest resource for fashion online. Open source fashions complete with forums, videos, wikis, and a simple social network. Niche. Awesome.

  7. Visit LunchMeet: Open Fashions with BurdaStyle LunchMeet: Open Fashions with BurdaStyle

    http://www.podtech.net/home/3272/lunchmeet-open-fashions-with-burdastyle

    Eddie Codel interviews those behind BurdaStyle. BurdaStyle does open source fashions. I think the idea is awesome.

  8. Visit Flex is now Open Source Flex is now Open Source

    http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex:Open_Source

    Adobe Labs releases Flex as an Open Source project. Nicely done Adobe.

  9. Visit activeCollab activeCollab

    http://www.activecollab.com/

    An open source Basecamp "clone". This interests me because the main reason I do not like some of the current collaboration services out there is because I can't hack them - with this I can.

  10. Visit PHP and the parsing of HTML for Microformats PHP and the parsing of HTML for Microformats

    http://stii.za.net/archives/171

    "We have started to develop our own parser class for kupa, aptly named kupaParser and will release it under the GPL for anyone who would like to take advantage of microformats on PHP. Will keep you updated on the progress as we go along."

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