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Depending on how far back you go with the internet, it's pretty likely that you used to use Netscape Navigator to browser the web.
If you're like me, you're constantly looking for good, free software applications. The web is teeming with applications that can make you a better web workerοΎfrom organizational applications, to graphics applications, to system utilities. In this post, I'll round up four of my favorite pit stops when looking for high-quality, free programs.
Do you carry a USB thumb drive with you at all times? If not, you should. You can get a lot of capacity for not much money, and keep your drive right on your keychain. These are great for backing up critical files, transferring files between computers, and more. Plus, if you canvas the world of free, open source software you can find a lot of cool applications with very small footprints that you can have on your pocket drive all the time.
Mac users trolling for interesting, free open source software may want to peek into Google's new Mac Developer Playground unveiled this week. It contains a collection of open source software tools and applications created by Google's own engineers, some of which are mature applications and some of which are brand new.
Everyone, especially computer people, love lists of resources. I do as well, and I decided it's time to share many of the resources that have helped me in my career.
