• Teleraña: Nobody Wants a $500 WebsiteAnother reason to educate clients on the value of a quality product: be it a website or software application or whatever. See the three key elements: cost, time, and price? You can only pick two. Nice writeup by Chuck Mallott on business and the worth of your work as a web designer/developer.(Tags: design, development, freelance, business, clients, project-management)
• Ficlets | Welcome to Ficlets!A site where your writing can be "prequeled" or "sequeled!" The idea is to share your stories and see what happens as it goes.(Tags: writing, collaboration, fiction, community, social, stories)
• PHP Video Tutorials for Web DesignersWhat it says: tutorials for new PHP programmers. I like the idea of video tutorials; if done well they can really be a big improvement over a static blog post or article.(Tags: code, learning, php, programming, resources, tutorials, howto)
• Daring Fireball: JavaScript Bookmarklet BuilderJohn Gruber delivers a clever script to help you develop bookmarklets. His bookmarklet generator takes your normal-looking JavaScript code and modifies it to fit on one line with all the correct escaping, but puts it as a comment in your script block so you use the bookmarklet but keep your normally-formatted code intact.(Tags: code, development, javascript, browser, bookmarklet, daringfireball, tools, url)
• www.welie.com — patterns in Interaction DesignA great list of design patterns. Design patterns create a shared language; if you know the name of something, you will be able to easily talk about things with others and can avoid re-inventing the wheel for lots of UI tasks.(Tags: patterns, design, usability, ui, web, reference, methodology, web-design)
• technorthodox: TextMate Trac bundleBrian Cavalier brings you a TextMate bundle for editing Trac wiki pages. This is just what I was looking for a few months ago, and now I use Trac more than ever so it will be useful. (via sdevore)(Tags: textmate, trac, wiki, bundle)

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