Hugo’s blog

Via Forever Geek, Aptana is a free, open-source, cross-platform Web IDE. It does typing-completion for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, shows you the level of support of each one in browsers – this screenshot shows well how cool it is – and probably other cool things I have not figured out yet. It’s also available as an Eclipse plugin, though they warn about conflicts with WTP.

People seem to compare it with DreamWeaver. Quanta Plus looked closer to DreamWeaver feature-wise then Aptana to my non-expert eyes (I’m not a DreamWeaver user), but it’s limited to KDE environments.

I gave the stand-alone version a try and it is really cool indeed. Version 0.31 does not seem to do character entity references completion, but it’s otherwise impressive. Try it!

Although the subject of net neutrality is not a funny one (it’s even a scary one), John Hodgman’s presentation of it in the Daily Show is worth watching (you may recognize the guy from recent Apple commercials):

(Via TUAW)

I also found this piece by Jon Stewart:

Reusing the work from Cal Evens on WP-Notable, I have written a JavaScript snippet to create buttons for easily bookmarking a page. It looks like this:

It’s basically identical to WP-Notable, but can be used on any page instead of being a WordPress plugin.

Via Alexis Kartmann, l’excellente campagne de pub Get a Mac est maintenant disponible en France.

Je suis néanmoins un peu déçu qu’ils aient choisi de doubler les clips américains au lieu d’utiliser des acteurs français pour tourner une nouvelle série de clip. Par exemple, le Wall Street Journal est une référence qui n’évoquera pas grand chose au grand public en France, alors qu’ils auraient pu adapter ce clip pour un contexte français.

Voilà le lien vers les pubs.