http://20suggestions.com - Recommendations based on your tweets.

I created it to learn Ruby, Sinatra, JQuery, and web development in general. It was a fun little project.

You should use a version control system, such as Git.

http://learn.github.com/p/intro.html

I'm using git for code, but it's not an online solution nor a back-up system.

Setup a bare git repository in your DropBox folder and clone from it into your development folder. The DropBox folder will act as your "remote" origin. Now you can push and pull changes to it. It will physically get backed up when DropBox notices file changes.

You can buy a private account from GitHub and push your git repository there.

Aptana Studio is based on Eclipse: http://www.aptana.com/products/studio3

Another JavaScript IDE is WebStorm: http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/

Here's a bit more info: http://www.equalsdrummond.name/?p=418

Haiku has sub-pixel rendering and every drawing operation is antialiased.

  > every drawing operation is antialiased.

I'm hoping that's optional. It seems like there are a lot of things that you might not want to be auto-magically AA'd.

Try http://hckrnews.com

What a great site! Thanks a lot.

http://www.inkmesh.com is another ebook price comparison site. I had the same idea a few months ago, but couldn't really think of any way to improve upon inkmesh and ebookprice. Plus, I've found that Amazon, BN, and Borders usually have the same price on popular books. I think Amazon sets the price and the others match it.

Also, keep in mind you can't use the Amazon Product Advertising API in mobile apps. http://techcrunch.com/2009/07/07/amazon-killing-mobile-apps-...

Brewin, thanks for enlightening me on InkMesh.com. That is exactly what I was looking for. I am definitely putting down that idea. How about my other idea?

hi, i am going ahead with the first idea of contests for apps. started with a landing page http://www.appstowin.com , sign up if you are interested.