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What I like about Snow Leopard

I was hesitant at first to install the new Snow Leopard as I have heard a lot of about the inconsistencies, bugs and quirks of this new operating system from Apple. However, after the release of the 10.6.1 update, it looked attractive enough that I went and bought the €25 upgrade (FTW price!). It was lying another week or two waiting for the right moment, and it finally came some time ago. Here are just a few things that I liked about this years first Snow.
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Setting up Snow Leopard for the Web Developer

I recently wrote about setting up a mac for the web developer. However, that was still in the times of Leopard 10.5. With the upgrade to Snow Leopard 10.6 some things have changed, and I wanted to described the problems I had.
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Ultimate Web Developer Icon Set
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Here you have a list of the most comprehensive, well designed and extremely usable icon packs available for free, including a commercial license. These icons will have you set in your small and big projects, and their common symbols will create a nice environment for your users. I created this list from the icons I’ve been using over the years and I think they are an essential pack for every web developer. Enjoy!
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What is Google Wave and what it’s not

The biggest hype on the Internet nowadays is the Google Wave. What is it exactly? It’s “an online communication and collaboration tool that makes real-time interactions more seamless”. That’s what Google would like to tell you. But in reality, there’s still a lot of work for them to get there. I’ll walk you through my experiences in this brief review.
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Rant about developers or how I stopped worrying and love the simplicity

I recently read a quote that in the 60’s we were able to launch rockets to the Moon with just two Commodore 64’s, while now we need a 2 GHz Pentium 4 to barely launch Windows Vista. What went wrong?
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How to use Google Apps and App Engine to get free email, calendar, homepage and more

This article will explain how to setup email, calendar, online docs and more from Google Apps, as well as deploy your homepage using Google App Engine – all integrated and all under your own domain! Why? Because GMail is the best online mail client, because Google Calendar is awesome, because Google App Engine works blazing fast, and finally – because it’s all free!
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Automatically tweet about new posts in Expression Engine using AutoTweet plugin

There are stuff machines should do for you, and one of them is tweeting about your latest blog post – because it’s important to spread the word. Today I will show you my Expression Engine (EE) plugin called AutoTweet that does just that. It’s simple and elegant and doesn’t require anything above typing in your Twitter credentials. So next time you see an auto-tweet about my post, please retweet it :)
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44 Zen Widescreen Wallpapers for your MacBook

It’s time to cool off the tech talk and chill out with this amazing set of 44 widescreen wallpapers I picked up over the years, especially for your MacBook desktop (all of them are 1280x800 or bigger). With these images you will feel bliss and peace. Your desktop will be zen, you will be zen, and your life will get better – in other words, these pictures will make you live longer ;) Enjoy!
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Simple Template System in Perl

By now you should know I am a fan of everything simple. I casted an opinion that frameworks, while useful, are overcomplicated and create an unnecessary load on your project, unless it reaches a certain amount of complexity. And one of the most used frameworks, are the template frameworks. Thus, it would be great to have a dead simple template system, that just works. And that’s what I am going to show you today.
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Setting up Mac for ease of use

It’s always a though call to install all the necessary (and preferably free) apps on your mac to have a pleasant experience at all times. Fortunately, due to crappy Apple HDD drives, I’ve been going though this quite a lot. Thus, I’ll show you what nice apps you should install right after you start up your mac (if you haven’t done it yet) – they are so worth it…
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