Social media pros, developers and fans
Bring us your pro bloggers, social media addicts, Web 2.0 developers, and those who have their heads (and keyboards!) in The Cloud.
This is a group for anyone interested in social media on the web, from fans of various services to the people who develop them, and everyone in between.
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| Usage: | 8 years, 3 months, 5 days, 3 hours, 11 minutes and 59 seconds |
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| Started: | on 17 January 2009 |
| Status: | Open for everyone |
NetBeans by yoddha: 
really starting to like NetBeans now after using it for a while.
BabyCenter by kkblaze: 
i've never been to this site, either. grr. what is this, wakoopa sp...
Avira AntiVir by itst: 
Jing by itst: 
Chrome Portable by Tom Zucker-Scharff: 
Hey guys, check out Taskerrific. It's a task management service I've been developing since near the beginning of the year. You can register right away by using invite code WAKOOPA -- the site is http://taskerrific.com
Hello all
Anyone have a great idea for a team icon? It has to be square in shape and at least 48x48 pixels, but if anyone has a great idea, let me know and we can use it for the team!
Can't wait until I got some hosting for Taskerrific, so I can start inviting people to try it out.
check out web 2.0 apps on ziipa.com
-1 Louis!
To be sure, there should be some increased weight behind web apps, so they'll show up more than desktop apps.
I dunno about that... There's some good stuff which is Windows exclusive. Plus, there's still no Linux tracker (which is keeping a couple of my friends from joining the site).
I'm in! But if you're a real maven, we won't see any Windows software...
I love it. It's not that hard to keep programs from appearing, although it's still more reactive than proactive. Hopefully with an upcoming release of the tracker client, it'll be possible to blacklist particular programs without things going server-side first, though.