With the announcement of the closure of kenai.com, I’ve decided to move my open-source projects to GitHub.
It’s with a sad heart that we have to announce that the Kenai.com domain will be shutdown as part of the consolidation of project hosting sites now that Sun is a wholly owned subsidiary of Oracle.
This is sad because I thought Kenai had some really killer features like excellent JIRA and NetBeans integration. Nevertheless, it’s not up to me to decide.
Anyone looking to stay productive with their work, errands or chores keeps a to-do list. You need to have that to-do list available at all times and be easy to manage.
With that in mind, I am introducing an application that I think will help you with that: Cheqlist. A desktop application powered by Remember The Milk that does 2 things very well: make managing tasks very efficient and look sweet on your desktop.
I wanted to build an application that I, myself, would use everyday. There are a few key features that would make that happen:
I was interviewed by Mark Sanborn and Jade Robbins on the Faceoff Podcast.
Restrain yourself from making fun of my geeky voice and focus instead on the awesomeness of Selenium, a fantastic web-application testing tool. I talk about what Selenium is, some features and uses, and speculate on possible future extensions.
The interview starts at the 12th minute or so. That said, I have learned a lot from these guys and think you’d benefit from giving their podcast a listen.