Not even going to try to comment much — here are my very quick notes of a fast-paced presentation. Good presentation. Just realized I’m not giving these entries standardized titles. Oh well, thats what tagging is for.
See CIL wiki for slides.
RSS without reader: sendmerss.com — create our own RSS feed for sites without a feed. Can deliver to Outlook. Works with Mobile. Might be good for city execs. good for lunch and learn. There is a better solution — depends on page.
Color palettes.
Adobe Kuler — color generator. Kuler.adobe.com. A nice flash application. Looks like a great tool. There’s an adobe widget that can run these kind of adobe tools.
Glance.net — download app. Remote viewing and control of your computer.
Branding delivered to your users. RSS. conduit.com . Create a toolbar for your site. Custom toolbar. Requires an installation — could be a problem for us.
PDFHammer.com — allows you to edit PDF files. Allows you to pull particular pages and save as new document. Server-based and free. No install required.
Webdeveloper toolbar for FireFox
Ponyfish.com — creates RSS feeds for your site. You can, for example, then use this RSS feed with bloglines.
Addthis.com — downloadable widget. For easy access to tagging sites.
Processlibrary.com — helps you find out what, for instance, a particular DLL is.
Fantastico — installs script — puts a variety of CMSs on your server/host.
Rollyo — group sites together — and creates a search engine for only those sites. Google custom search also does this.
Browsershots: how does my site look in other browsers.
Snagit — screenshots. About $40. More flexible than screenshot. don’t have to go into photoshop.
Firebug: web dev tool. Firefox plugin. hack stylesheets. Live code editing — how would little changes look. Nice tool.
Zotero — organize and cite research, online, for free. Alternative to Endnotes or Refworks. It is a FF addon. Might be very useful for Toni. Works with jstor.
Camtasia — creating video productions. Tell Brent about this — $299.