Browse Ajax Scripts and Kits with Ajaxcase.com.   You can see top viewed, top rated, and Demos.   Also, if you have a nice tool that you have created, you can “suggest an Ajax”.

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a full featured mail (SMTP) server emulation to test mail sending capabilities of a web or desktop application or to preview messages before they are actually sent. This is a great tool for web programmers or application developers who need mail server for tests but don’t want to install one.

Test Mail Server Tool

 Tutorial:

http://electrotek.wordpress.com/2008/04/19/soap-web-service-with-zend-framework/

Here are a couple of the bookmarks that I have used many times and they could be useful for some of you!

Jquery Visual Documentation

http://visualjquery.com/

How To Optimize Your Site With GZIP Compression

http://betterexplained.com/articles/how-to-optimize-your-site-with-gzip-compression/

UNIX man pages

http://bama.ua.edu/cgi-bin/man-cgi

The JavaScript Verifier - Great

http://www.jslint.com/

Online Javascript compressor

http://javascriptcompressor.com/

Javascript - PHP equivalents

http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/category/php2js/

Keep tabs on your competition’s online advertising budget with SpyFu

Tiled backgrounds designer

PSDTuts has collected a list of stock photography sites all on one page.

Resource Directory - PSDTUTS

Adobe is creating a “Learn Flex In A Week” series of videos.   They have completed up to day 3.     Since there are 10+ videos a day, you wouldn’t be able to crank out an entire “day” of video in your spare time at work.    

I’m certain the biggest factor that led to my choice of PHP as my primary development language is the amazing amount of documentation and easy to use support info on php.net.  This is a smart move for Adobe.    Claiming more of the developer market share will increase Adobe’s (already huge) foothold as  the source for the tools and services needed to build the web.

Adobe: Flex in a Week video training

5pm EST - Facebook is 404 

Is Digg.com being a suspicious website? Well I was digging some stuff at Digg.com when I got this message in Firefox:

I got back to Digg and it was alright. I got back to the site that had the content that I was digging and it was alright.

If you hit the site www.antispywaremaster.com you will see the same message.

So why it was blocked? check this out