Today we've release version 1.2 of our Notepad++ Subversion Plugin. We received a comment asking for revert and since it was a pretty straight-forward thing to add, it has been added.

I enjoy writing applications for the iPhone, not because I like Objective-C or Xcode but I really like seeing the application on my phone. This means I have to endure the other two. Being fairly new to the Cocoa and Objective-C world I spend a fair amount of time in documentation. This is always a mundane task but Xcode just makes it a completely bad experience. Recently I ran across an application that improves the task. The application is called AppKiDo.

We've successfully jumped through all the Apple App Store hoops and are proud to bring you the first iPhone application brought to you by the writers of Switch On The Code - Stat Fever. I bet you're wondering what Stat Fever does, so I'll tell you - it lets you view your Feedburner stats from anywhere using your iPhone. And really, why would you use anything but an iPhone to view you Feedburner stats?

Firefox is a great browser for many reasons, one of the largest reasons is because of its extensibility. Because of its popularity, extensions for everything under the sun have been created. This includes tons of extensions aimed at helping web developers. I have put together a list of some of the most useful extensions out there.

Here's a quick little tip that will give you access to tons of icons available in Microsoft Office. Officially they're supposed to be used when creating Office add-ins, however I use them when I need quick icons for use in mock-ups and prototypes.

We've all got them, that core set of tools that seem to get put on every computer we set up. After asking around and combining the results from several software developers, here's a list of the most common and must-have free Windows tools for software developers.

What kind of semi web developer blog would we be without posting a review of Google's new browser, Chrome? I don't know, but we're not writing one. Instead, we've spent the last two days immersing ourselves in Google Chrome to bring you the top 10 things that might just make Chrome worth a glance.

Often I have the issue where I have files on one of my computers that I need but have no access to the computer right at the moment. Well I have found an easy to use solution for this problem, it's called Windows Live FolderShare. This is a Microsoft website and desktop solution. Basically it lets you do three things: sync files between multiple computers, remotely access your computer files, and share files with others. I will explain these in more detail below.

Due to a combination of performance and compatibility issues, I recently rolled back my Vista laptop to Windows XP. Unfortunately, I had to give up one of my favorite features of Windows Vista - the breadcrumbs in the explorer address bar.