CRM for google homes pages
Marc March 27th, 2007
Looks like a sweet app.
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Schedule World
Marc March 13th, 2007
Looks like a great little service, I’m sure it will only get better with age and an improved gcal api.
Why can’t Microsoft buck up their ideas and sort out a decent export facility for outlook?
Google Apps
Marc March 3rd, 2007
I have recently signed up to the new Google Apps premium service. It rocks. now as soon as they open up the docs api and the document repository api then I am a very happy man.
Anyone got a widget for you personalised home-page that lists your recent documents from Google Apps?
Moo cards
Marc March 3rd, 2007
I had the pleasure of meeting Richard Moross (moo.com) at the Future of Web Apps conference in London the other week. Even though his presentation was a little rigid, he was reading off paper, it was still very interesting. Chatting to him afterwards he seemed a fairly laid back kinda bloke. He certainly did a better job on stage than I would have!
He offered out a load of free moo cards, in exchange for one of his. Everyone of his cards had a different picture, each with a story. A man with a great amount of passion for his work, which clearly shows though in his enthusiasm for moo and in the quality of their product (the ones he showed me). I am just going to order my free cards, so I’ll let you know if they are any good!
xStandard Wordpress Plugin, sortof
Marc March 3rd, 2007
I am currently putting the finishing touches to a plug-in of sorts for the WordPress admin area. It is a couple of javascripts to allow you to swap out the built in WordPress editor for an xstandard editor. You will be able to switch back and forth as you wish without re-loading the page.
Xstandard produces standards compliant xhtml mark-up, though you do need a downloadable plug-in. It’s been my editor of choice for some time now.
Have a look at xstandard.com for more info.
Leave a comment if you would like me to email you when it’s ready.