Rails comes with many built-in generators, but what if you want to customize them or make your own? Rails gives you a great way to do this which you will learn in this episode.

Screencast about Tapestry 5. It covers creating a new project (using Maven), setting up dependencies and structure, and creating a page template and seeing changes to the live application when you change a Java class.

This screencasat is about how to use your Backpack account offline on your Mac with a new program called PackRat

screencast showing the various ways I use Technorati and Tags. I cover searching keywords and urls, searching for, creating & embedding Tags into blog posts, and creating watchlist RSS feeds.

Furl doesn't use 'tags' but rather 'topics' - also in Furl I can't see as easily how many other people have bookmarked the links that I have, however Furl shows me how many others have 'viewed' my links on my front page (I have to click on my link to see who else has "furled" or bookmarked my link)

You will learn a bit about how to set up and use del.icio.us, a social bookmarking tool. It's rushed at the beginning, but it gets a bit better.

As I was jogging away on the treadmill last night, it occurred to me that the 75-minute lecture that I was listening to for school was primarily dead space. People pause between sentences, and generally ramble on like I do. A lot of that space can be eliminated, so the lecture that I was listening to...

Jesse introduces Firebug 1.0, the live CSS editor which runs inside Firefox. See how you can easily identify elements by rolling the mouse over them, s...

Export photos on the Mac from iPhoto and import them into the web-based Google Picasa so that they are viewable on-line.

Steven Devijver introduces the fantastic Java2Script tool which lets you write a GUI in Java and then converts the code into JavaScript so it runs in a...