I won the new Perl Testing Developer Notebook
I won the Perl Testing Developer Notebook written by Ian Langworth and chromatic on perlcast.com. I'm curious about when the book will arrive.
Archive for September 2005
Weblog now contains monthly archive pages
Today I added monthly archive pages on this weblog. The design is not clean yet, but it works, like you can see at the archives. The archive page now contains a list of links to the pages of the months with posts.
The archive first contained a pages with all the posts, which uses a little little too much bandwidth. This new approach uses just a little.
AlienNatioN has a new website
On Martijn's weblog I read that AlienNatioN have a new website. He's their bassplayer. It looks pretty, but it's full of Flash. And as of you may know, I don't like Flash. The good thing is, is that the website is not totally Flash.
Most of the parts are visible even if don't have a Flash plugin (some people don't have it), and that's good. But you can't get past the intro, because there is no link.
Below I have provided the two links to the website.
Hoodwink.d and MouseHole
MouseHole is a proxy that has the ability to rewrite webpages, just like GreaseMonkey, but instead of using JavaScript it uses Ruby.
Hoodwink.d is a comment system that is added by MouseHole to weblogs. It's a really nice way to combine serverside, with clientside.
This combination create the possibility for people to add comments to all kinds of websites.
What other things could be done to by using technology like this?