Here are the web pages that I have found most interesting this week:
- Ten Killer WordPress Hacks
I was surprised to find that this article was interesting enough that I intend to experiment with implementing some of the suggestions. This is unusual as I usually find lists of essential addons or plugins or hacks for WordPress uninspiring to say the least. - Fruitful Time
This is a personal productivity profiler, which also has a fairly rich feature set although unfortunately is PC only. I especially like the fact it can show you the sites you spent the most time looking at as well as the programs and files. I am both interested and a little scared of the potential findings of this tool, although I think curiosity is going to win out in the end! - Drop Box
Personal remote storage would seem to come of age with this service: its multi-platform, free, has slick syncing and recover features. Rands also likes it, which is enough for me to try it out. I intend to try this for syncing personal files between work and home and also between Vista and MacOS on my iMac at home. - Learn Objective C
I’m thinking about doing some Mac development, so learning objective C and Cocoa would seem to be required to achieve this. This Objective C tutorial looks fairly decent: both in terms of content and presentation. - World Of Warcraft – Patch notes 3.08
I’ve started dabbling with World of Warcraft again and after two years I find my self rolling a druid again (I used to play one in the UK), mostly to PvP with mates. New patch notes means it is time for more entertaining theorycrafting, on which classes are being buffed (improved) or nerfed (diminished).
What web pages have you found most interesting this week?
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