Just a Memo

Hey, hey, hey. May 1st has come and gone and those who have promised themselves to Reboot were either successful, or behind. One of the sites I’m curiously awaiting to check out is Bryan Veloso’s new rendition of AvalonStar.

So what the heck am I doing this early in the morning? I can’t damn sleep, and have been trying to figure out how to organize my shiznit a bit better. I have too much stuff going on (as usual), and need to complete tasks I have set in my to-do list. But it seems that that list just keeps getting bigger and wider (in terms of those URL-bookmarks).

Anyways, just wanted to catch-up with this writing-thingy-majig. Maybe someone out there can help organize things with some cool advise and/or referral gift =)

Speaking of which, here’s some cool things that have interested me in the past couple of days:

• MacBook Pro - yeah, I’m a “switch-hitter” now
• TextMate Basic Tutorials - this will probably change my development workflow for work and on-the-side
• Compiling new “points of inspiration” from the Reboot-ed sites, new and old
• … and the list goes on–but it seems that I should be catching some Zs now as I hear some people’s alarm clock going off; at least I think I’m hearing it

From my mind to yours, keep learning.

Despite the slow start and server issues that Adam had to deal with over at CSSReboot.com, the Spring 2006 CSS Reboot has finally commenced! Things are finally looking on the up-and-up with about 1470 Rebooters pushing the button to show the world their pride and joy. There’s actually 1471, but I won’t be participating this time due to other projects that took most of the time this past month. There’s always Fall, not to mention, being a spectator is fun by itself. It’s pretty much information overload with all the latest and new techniques being showcased. Not to mention, it great inspiration for those of us needing it once and a while.

Anyways, there a lot of sites to consume. Lots and lots of eye candy, and food for thought. Sorry, I’m a bit excited. If you want to know how this feels, it’s like being the first-in-line for the new Jordan’s.

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The Year of the Dog seems to provide a bigger bark. It also provides new opportunities to learn new thinghttp://www.37signals.com/ buying spree of Web 2.0 app-groups, I just wonder when and if they’ll ever re-align their own site to Web 2.0 standards. One can wish but all can be surprised. I guess that’s what makes Technology so interesting–anything is possible.

PS. There’s suppose to be a rumored launch of Campfire sometime this week by the great folks of 37signals.