Filed under 'Javascript Widgets'

A neat calendar for picking a range of dates by clicking and dragging through two calendars. It's a little slow and has some issues with IE, but it's an interesting concept.

Filed under 'Money'

DHH (the creator of Ruby on Rails) does an awesome speech talking about how to make money on the internet. The bottom line? Charge money. DHH makes a ton of good points in his presentation.

Filed under 'Debugging'

Krumo is a replacement for print_r() and var_dump(). I hate to admit how often I resort to good old print_r (and even have some code in my libraries to pretty it up) but Krumo looks like it be worth using for its other features as well.

Filed under 'Source Control'

Helpful information to help you get started with Subversion

Filed under 'Games'

A fun Flash-based game with a strong resemblence to Crayon Physics. I don't normally like linking to clones, but this one is very well done and highly addictive. It's even better if you use http://magic.pen.fizzlebot.com/magic-pen.swf to play it fullscreen.

Filed under 'Regular Expressions'

Enter a string, select the elements you want to find in the string and the site automatically generates code that uses regular expressions to find what you're after. This is one of the most awesome things I've ever found.

Filed under 'Javascript Widgets'

Very cool open source calendar widget

Filed under 'Diagnostics'

Cool tool that helps you figure out if a site's down for everyone, or just you. Unfortunately, I have to use this on my own sites sometimes. :(

Filed under 'Web Hosts'

Get your own VPS for as little as $20 a month. Tell them thom . wetzel at gmail sent you and I get a free month!

Filed under 'Javascript Widgets'

Very nice drop-in js file for making any table sortable. I stumbled on it and had it running in minutes. Very slick and unobtrusive.

Filed under 'Toys'

A really neat gallery of tiny Star Wars ships built out of Lego blocks.

Filed under 'Humor'

This cracks my six year old son up.

Filed under 'C'

A pretty neat lesson on the right way to read variable declarations in C.

Filed under 'Javascript - Prototype / Scriptaculous'

A library for drawing charts and graphs using Javscript.

Filed under 'CSS - Effects'

The CSS Text Wrapper is a tool that generates CSS to help you wrap text around any object. Very neat stuff.

Filed under 'UTF-8'

A great guide on using UTF-8 for multibyte encoding.

Filed under 'MySQL'

Want to "fix" how MySQL sorts things? Here are some excellent examples of collation on different character sets.

Filed under 'Domain Tools'

Search for those elusive available domain names -- this thing's even smart enough to make gamewith.us style domain names. Very cool!

Filed under 'Greasemonkey'

Dive Into Greasemonkey is an online book about programming with Greasemonkey. If you're planning on doing any programming with Greasemonkey, this is the best place to start.

Filed under 'Greasemonkey'

A nice resource for finding Greasemonkey scripts people post.

Filed under 'Greasemonkey'

Greasemonkey is a terric add-on for Mozilla Firefox that allows people to write their own scripts using Javascript to modify any web page. It's very neat stuff.

Filed under 'Greasemonkey'

By using Google Gears with the Firefox Greasemonkey plugin, you can inject Gears code into any website that you want. Don't wait for your favorite website to enable offline support. I'm not exactly sure what I'm going to do with this but it's good info to keep around. ;)

Filed under 'Fonts'

An attractive sans serif monospaced TrueType font

Filed under 'Tools'

BuiltWith.com is a web page technology profiler. It helps you see what technologies went into any site you want. I always see sites profiled on TechCrunch and wonder what's under the hood -- now I can take a peek!

Filed under 'Utillities'

This site converts bitmap images to vector art. It's very quick and does a pretty awesome job.