Archive for August, 2006



Here’s a PlaybackTime interview (:30-ish) with Paul Colton, the founder of Aptana.

Listen to learn about:

Paul’s pionneering pre-Apatana history His work with Xamalon, and how Ajax trumps Flash as a runtime philosophy What Aptana shares and doesn’t share with Eclipse An emerging JavaScript standard called ScriptDoc, and how it helps Aptana support so many Ajax/JavaScript frameworks The future of PHP […]

Even though I hadn’t really used it in a while, I’ve faithfully upgraded Dreamweaver with each new release. A few weeks ago I dusted it off, thinking that it’d be the perfect tool to start a new project I’m toying with.

Ooof. Dreamweaver has made progress over the years, but not enough. It’s slow, has a […]

Ahhh. Another week, another anti-DRM…well, screed…by author, blogger, and Disney fetishist enthusiast Cory Doctorow.

In Apple’s Copy Protection Isn’t Just Bad for Consumers, it’s Bad for Business — more honestly titled How iTunes Screws the Music Industry and the Public on his blog — Cory points his blamethrower at Apple and boldly claims that DRM “makes […]