Category Archives: Development

And You Thought Bugzilla was Bad?

Posted on March 29, 2006 by Ryan Flint

Microsoft announced the opening of their new IE public feedback/bug database this week and I must say it makes our copy of Bugzilla look like a sexy, Web 2.0, AJAX-ified beast. For starters, a Passport account is required to even … Continue reading →

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XULRunner Rocks

Posted on December 9, 2005 by Ryan Flint

For the past few weeks I’ve been using XULRunner to create an easy (no need to constantly reinstall) environment to develop extensions under. But I haven’t really used it to run anything useful up until now, tonight I just packaged … Continue reading →

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This Planet’s looking sexy

Posted on October 24, 2005 by Ryan Flint

No, not earth – TCChat’s RSS feed aggregator (a.k.a Planet TCChat) has just received a CSS makeover. At first I thought the dark blue/grey contrast would look like crap, but as I went along it grew on me. I personally … Continue reading →

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