Expecting Rain

Today's links actually are a collection of the last few days worth of links, so I apologize for any bits of information that are now a bit stale.

• Mozilla expects to release Firefox 3.0 final in June


• Cemaphore links Outlook, Exchange to Gmail


• Comet Roundup: Gazing, Battles, and Protocols


• Doloto: Code Splitting for Network-Bound Applications


• Programming language renaissance hailed


• Twitter / Jason Bainbridge: Dear Ticketmaster, Why does... - Boy, do I agree with this!


• OS X productivity tips


• Google Docs now runs offline with Gears

You'll notice either there were quite a few articles about cloud computing/data or I'm just taking an interest in those offerings as many of today's articles are about those subjects.

• How Software Development is Like Finishing a Basement- Good article by a good friend.


• Official Google Data APIs Blog: 3. 2. 1. Contact. The API has landed


• Amazon adds resilience to cloud computing service


• The Abstract Sanctuary


• Kelkoo goes microformatic


• The importance of bandwidth versus latency


• Adobe unveils Photoshop Express online service - I signed up for an account for this service and manipulated some photos. This is a very basic service offering a very small subset of Photoshop, but to see a company who has made quite a name for themselves on the desktop offering similar functionality as they are now making available online impresses me.


• Degrafa + Datagrids = Visual Display of Data

I'm going to try something new. I'm going to post some random links that I find interesting throughout the day.

Here are today's links:

• Three Ways to Maximize Your Twitter Time for Networking, Marketing and Fun


• blist rolling out a bunch of new features


• Mozilla Prism: analysis and comparison to AIR


• Netflix Says They're Sorry - Great customer service!