Interesting little display of some of the web's most polished favicons. Pretty impressive considering the limit of 16 x 16 pixels.

Cool all-flash website, but this may be the best example of why we have html and accessibility standards in the first place--no scrolling with a wheeled mouse is a deal-breaker for me.

Interesting flash-based site using an innovative UI dial component for navigation.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

A cool idea for enhancing content's accessibility via an easily parsed data format. I'm surprised I've just heard about this.

To my dismay, I couldn't get the subversive plugin working in a fresh install of Eclipse (I ended up just downloading the new Ganymede distro). This blog post ended up fixing my issues.

It seems to me that Eclipse is really becoming the leading IDE choice for professional developers working outside the world of .NET. The last time I used Visual Studio, this type of task integration was definitely not available.

After seeing the example, I prefer the second method at the top-most directory.

Directly compile actionscript from your java application - makes sense since I believe the flex compiler is encapsulated in a jar.

Overview of what's due in Java 7.

A catalog of quines in all languages.

A quick interview with Google Chrome engineer Darin Fisher.

An interesting look at creating web applications without the traditional server-side MVC framework.

A templating engine based entirely in javascript - moving view rendering completely to the client-side.

An example using the HTTP_REQUEST Pear package for making REST calls to a web service.