This W3C/HTML5 logo reminds me of something… | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The new HTML5 logo is quite versatile.
Tags: web2.0
Web 2.0 Suicide Machine - Meet your Real Neighbours again! - Sign out forever!
A quick way of leaving Facebook, Twitter, Linked In and MySpace. It uses the password anti-pattern but after using this, I guess you won't be needing that password again.
Why you should have a Web Site (and other Web 3.0 issues)
This presentation by Steven Pemberton increases in value over time.
Why you should have a Website
Steven Pemberton's talk from XTech 2008 in Dublin is becoming more relevant with each passing day as yet another service shuts down; Pownce, Ficlets, Stikkit...
Web design 2.0 - it’s all about the resource and its URL « Derivadow.com
A great article about designing for what Tom Coates calls a "web of data", emphasising the importance of making sure that a resource sits at one URL.
Home :: WEBJAM
This Ning competitor has a lot of really nice UI touches. Also, the fact that you can play around a lot without signing up is a plus point.
The Eachday Blog — Die Speech Bubble Logo, Die.
“Attention all startups, it’s a bad idea to hang your ID hat on a speech bubble. Just don’t.”
BBC NEWS | Technology | Web apps tracking users attention
The Future of Web Apps gets a write-up on the BBC site.
Web 2.0 how-to design style guide
This is cargo cultism in action. Reductionism at its worst.
W3C Web API Working Group
Who says the W3C don't have a sense of humour? Check out the logo of the Web API Working Group (who are doing great work, by the way).
MILK&TWO
The ultimate Web 2.0 social application: a bunch of people sign up to be in a tea group. People in the group issue requests for cups of tea. The app randomly picks someone to make 'em. Genius!
Jeffrey Zeldman Presents : Web 2.0 Thinking Game
Go on, take a pot-shot. You know you want to.
YUI’s Matt Sweeney and Hands-on YUI Workshops at Yahoo! Developer Day/Hack Day September 29-30 in Sunnyvale » Yahoo! User Interface Blog
Yahoo is opening up Hack Day to the masses. If you're anywhere near Sunnyvale on September 29th, this should be fun.
Two Point Oh Yeah! – T-Shirts for the Ajax generation
Ben was wearing a "Well Fed" t-shirt at d.Construct and it looked great. I think I'll have to get myself one.
Twenty Major - still smoking in Dublin bars.
The best response yet to the O'Reilly Web 2.0 cease and desist debacle.
The New Wisdom of the Web - Next Frontiers - MSNBC.com
Stewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake are on the cover of Newsweek. How cool is that?
wankr beta - collaborative masturbation network
"wankr will be a place for web 2.0 people to gather together in one humongous circlejerk so they can masturbate each other into a sticky frenzy over useless, meaningless bullshit."
For Many AJAX is Not Degrading, But it Must :: Off the Top :: vanderwal.net
"...it must degrade well. It must still be accessible. It must be usable. If not, it is a cool useless piece of rubbish for some or many people."
Web 2.0 Workgroup - A network of Web 2.0 resources
Web Ring 2.0
del.icio.us: y.ah.oo!
Yahoo! does it again. Now they've gone and snapped up del.icio.us.
Web Two Point Oh!
Create your own Web 2.0 Company. Hit reload to create another potential million dollar idea.
jeremy keith sudoku
A fantastic mashup using the Flickr API to play sudoku. Warning: highly addictive.
Google Reader
A web app for reading RSS feeds. Pretty nice, but I'll stick with Adactio Elsewhere for now.
Waxy.org: Daily Log: Yahoo and Upcoming, Sitting In A Tree
Yahoo! acquires Upcoming.org. First Flickr, now this. Yahoo! are snapping up all the coolest social apps.
From Web page to Web platform
CNET's News.com explains why web services are so cool.
How to Use Google Maps EZ
A handy guide to using a wrapper for the Google Maps API.
The next Web revolution
An over-the-top article at Salon about 37 Signals.
EVMapper
A very cool mashup of two APIs: events from EVDB and maps from Google Maps.
script.aculo.us - web 2.0 javascript
A library of JavaScript classes: not very unobtrusive, not much graceful degradation. I think we need a bit less hype and a bit more questioning.