Category: Software
A brief look at Balsamiq and how it can save you time in planning and designing websites and applications.
Microsoft’s latest operating system hit the shelves not a week ago, and I’ve already installed it. This is interesting, as I am not usually an early adopter. I have been running the release candidate for some time on my formerly-XP desktop, and was impressed with the changes. I liked what I saw, and decided to [...]
.NET Projects: Code Coverage with NCover
Introduction
This series has carried on for a while now. In the process, I’ve covered setting up and organizing a Subversion repository for code versioning, using NAnt for automated builds, FxCop and NDepend for code analysis and metrics, and NUnit for unit tests. The preceding sections are linked below for reference.
source control – Subversion – setup, [...]
Fireworks CS3 was one of the more anticipated components of the Adobe CS3 suite, as far as I was concerned. Read on to find out why.
The Creative Suite 3 announcement was a big one, almost two years ago. Adobe have started the fuss all over again with the CS4 unveiling.
Taking a look at Flash CS3, some versatile software for creating videos and interactive experiences.
As part of an ongoing review of the Adobe CS3 Web Premium package, it’s time I had a (brief) say about the Acrobat component.
My initial impression of Illustrator CS3 – not much to say yet
Mozilla Labs seems to keep busy with interesting software projects. They have recently taken the covers off their latest release, Prism.
This is somewhat related to my recent post on using Apache and IIS on the same machine at the same time. It is also something that I tend to have to search for whenever I set up a new PC (or rebuild one). So here it is, for posterity.
This is actually about Apache [...]
