As you can see I have polished my blog a little, and added a very important feature: A blog focusing this much on key bindings must naturally have keybindings. Using this plugin, you can now zap back and forth between posts by pressing Shift-Left and Shift-Right – useful huh? 
By the way, see Vito Chin’s article about Keyboard Enabling Web Applications.
My just-as-tool-minded friend has created a blog at esbena.blogspot.com, which you might be interested in. He has some nice setup for Emacs and Eclipse, and is the creator of screencast-mode. Oh, and getting a new rival blog made me put myself together and update my blog
I just came along the Inkscape Coding Style Guidelines. While written for the Inkscape project, I think it gives some food for thought when talking about code readability. Nice balance between being strict and pragmatic too. Whether you like the style or not, it worthy a read…
If you want to spice up your desktop for Christmas, install xsnow by Rick Jansen, and run it with the commands:
$ xsnow &
$ xsnow -sc yellow &
Enjoy a real danish suburb Christmas!
Just read a great book about agile development. Available as paperback and PDF. Very structured. Has a nice “Keeping your balance” section in every chapter, so you can actually use the things discussed in the book in real life…
Many of the things I already knew, but reading the book has made me much more aware of them.
To be recommended for both experienced and less experienced developers…
Hey there, and welcome to my blog. I am a (soon) 21 year old student of Computer Science at the University of Aarhus.
Here I hope to share thoughts, stories from my life, and of course tips regarding Open Source software, which I have been using since 2002.
To begin with, I will post some tips on how to get most out of your user interface, like window managers, terminal emulators, choice of applications etc.
Happy reading…
My name is Mads Navntoft Noe and I am a undergrad student at the Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University. more »
