In the second part of the series of running your own startup, Read/WriteWeb says:
“This is the second post in our series on how to run a startup and develop a product. In part one, How To Bootstrap Your Startup, we outlined the process of bootstrapping your company into existence. In this post, we show you [...]
We just received a tip that the source code for the Facebook main index page has been leaked and published on a blog called Facebook Secrets. There are at least two possible ways that the source code got out - the first is that a Facebook developer has sent it out, or the more likely [...]
Guy Kawasaki goes in depth on how he built a web 2.0 site called Truemors on a budget.
BountySource.com today just released the first version of their web-based SVN browser, written in Ruby on Rails, under the GNU GPL license. Now you can browse your code repository with all the trendiness of a Web 2.0 application.
Here is a tounge-in-cheek look at what makes up current web 2.0 designs. Everything from Oversized Sans Serif font, to Pastel gradients and Rounded Shapes is covered in this guide.
A brand new blogging engine with a ‘keep it simple’ philosophy. Designed from the ground-up to be fully buzzword compliant (AJAX, RSS, Web 2.0 - it’s all there), logahead lets you effortlessly do what blogs were invented for.
Wanna see if your site passes the Web 2.0 test? This new “validator” will make sure your site has such key things as: Mentioning Digg, Being XHTML 1.1 compatible, use of Adsense and more.
StyleGrind trusts Site5
to host it's sites.