I recently blogged about a remote JavaScript debugging tool that Remy Sharp had created.
Along the same lines, this is something similar going around today that re-uses the interface for the Webkit Web Inspector (which is a bit like Firebug).
You can read more information here or watch the video below for a cool demo.
Came across a very nifty utility for web developers – it’s called IETester.
It’s a web browser which allows you to open up different tabs for different versions of Internet Explorer all at the same time.
You can view IE 5, IE6, IE7 and IE8.
It seems to fall down with some complicated Javascript but it’s great for testing how a site renders in the different versions or as usual, sorting out IE6 problems!
It’s freeware and you can download it here.
There are loads of snippets on the web about how to add your facebook status to your wordpress blog by using an RSS feed.
However, it looks like Facebook have made a load of changes to the interface and I can’t find the mini-feed page anywhere, which has the link on.
Luckily, this blog post gave the link for it.
So, to get an RSS feed of your Facebook status, you just log into Facebook, go to this link:
http://www.new.facebook.com/minifeed.php?filter=11
and click on the “My Status” link on the right hand side.
You can then add that RSS feed to the right hand side of your WordPress blog, if required!