Happy Thanksgiving to all you guys! I thought I would spend some time and put together a list of the 10 Web related things I’m thankful for this Thanksgiving. The Web and the communities within it that I’ve been a part of, have been so helpful to me both in my professional and personal life. [...]

Remember the open source analytics web application Piwik? If you don’t read up on my post about building your own Google Analytics to learn more about Piwik. Anyways, there is a really cool Adobe Air application that allows you to view your website analytics from Piwik on your desktop! The Adobe Air app is called [...]

I wrote 2 months ago about the open source mixtape application called OpenTape and had a huge amount of people interested in this new open source application. So because of the large amount of interest I thought I would write more about OpenTape and give you an inside look of what makes it so cool. [...]

I was asked recently by a good friend of mine what the difference was between having your own web desktop and using Google’s web based productivity tools. It’s actually a good question. But there are 3 specific reasons why I am enjoying using the open source eyeOS and hosting my own web desktop, as opposed [...]

Amberjack is a simple, easy to customize open source website tour creator built primarily using Javascript. Typically when you see website tours you either see videos or screencasts. But with this javascript application you can give a site tour, directing people through a series of your content pages in a specific order with having to use video or a screencast…

I wrote a while back about eyeOS, the open source web desktop and the benefits for web workers in a post titled 8 Ways EyeOS Can Help You in Business. In case you are still in the dark as to what eyeOS is refer to that page. In this post I am going to show [...]