About a month ago a friend of mine called me up and asked me if I wanted to co-teach a Win32 API course at the IDF. We served together hacking MFC and mercilessly taking over other applications for a few years and it’s nice to once in a while get down from the bird-eye-view sort [...]

I wrote in a previous post about the problems we faced while designing a user friendly interface. I always thought of this as an abstract art approachable only to the overpaid designers of Apple, Google, Microsoft and the like. And so I was quite surprised to find a Design Patterns style book on user interface [...]

Every once in a while the start-up muse vistis me and leaves me bevildered with another facinating idea. The first thing I do then is check the web whether anybody has thought of it already.
This time I thought I could open a virtual dojo in Second Life and train people in the virtual matial arts [...]

I’ve hosted my blog on Google’s blogger and on Tuzig’s servers, the company I work for. Now it is time to go on own way, write my own thoughts in the privacy of my own domain and web hosting.
It’s a pain to configure and maintain, but I hope it will be worth it.

I’ve been to the Israeli Open Source Developer’s Conference last week and wanted to talk about some of the things I learned there.
So I made a list of the interesting things I thought I should mention, put it on my desk and fully intended to write a whole article describing them. Since then I came [...]

We’ve been using the wonderful service of www.svn-hosting.com, but we have our own servers now and we have moved our Trac environment there.
We would like to thank Michael of svn-hosting for the wonderful service he has rendered for us. Whether your project is a community effort or a business venture, you should check this site [...]