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• Test Site #1 - Hosted on .Mac
• Test Site #2 - Not hostest on .Mac

• .Mac Blog - A blog about all things .Mac
• Fiddling with iWeb - An iWeb site created as part of a review, a pretty harsh review that is.
• iWeb: A First Look - iWeb Review
• iWeb Templates - Learn how to hack iWeb and create your own templates or just modify the existing templates. Not for the faint of heart!
• Build custom iWeb templates using iWeb as the editor - Another article on iWeb hacking
• Macworld's iWeb Review - Only three mice
• iWeb: Differences between publishing to .Mac and publishing to a folder - Apple support info
• Publishing a site to a server instead of to .Mac - More Apple support material
• Transmit + iWeb - The good folks at Panic reach out of iWeb users
• iComment - This guy allows you to add what Apple left out of the iWeb blog template
• Apple's iWeb Support pages - The homepage for Apple's iWeb help and documentation

• The Feed Factory A really nice, simple tutorial on RSS courtesy of the BBC
• RSS Quickstart Guide RSS info for beginners
• All About RSS More indepth RSS info
• RSS DevCenter RSS info and resources for techies

• NetNewsWire ($25) by Ranchero Software. Full featured RSS Feed manager and reader.
• NewsMac Pro ($25) by ThinkMac Software. Full featured RSS Feed and Podcast reader/player. Can also sync with iPod or PDA.
• NewsFire ($25) Yet another full featured RSS Feed and Podcast reader/player.
• Vienna (Free) OpenSource RSS Feed Reader.
• RSS Menu (Free) Mini RSS Reader for your menu bar

• Feeder ($30) Generaal purpose RSS editor/publisher.
• ReminderFeed (Free) Use RSS as the string around your finger.
• Feed-XS (Free) Create your own RSS feed -online.

• Ten RSS Hacks - 10 good ideas for using RSS.
• FeedButler - Web based RSS Feed reader.
• Feedster - Web based RSS Feed search tool.
• Taking RSS Beyond Headlines - Article about "other" uses for RSS Feeds.


• RSS Tool Box - Links to resources for creating and managing RSS Feeds.

• iPodderX ($25) Also acts as an RSS newsreader
• Juice (Free) No Frills, but it works well and is cross-platform.

• CastEasy ($28) Very easy to use. Step by step, wizard-based podcast feed creation.
• Feeder ($30) Generaal purpose RSS editor/publisher with Podcast support.
• podcast RSS Feed generator (Free) Web-based, no frills feed creator.

• Audacity (Free - OSS) Cross-platform digital audio recorder/editor.
• Audio Hijack Pro ($32) Multi-use digital audio recorder/editor.

• Recording Your Podcast - Apple's own guide for starting your own podcast. Contains both technical information and content/structural tips.
• Beginner's Guide to Podcast Creation - Another good "getting started" type of article.
• Start your own Podcast - Macworld article. Seems a bit dated now, but still makes a good read.
• Eric Rice - How to build a 10 minute podcast - Eric's a noted podcaster/blogger and this article provides a good template for creating tight, professional-sounding podcast.
• How to Record a Podcast Interview - MacDevCenter (O'Reilly) article which covers using Audio Hijack Pro and Skype to record a remote podcast interview.
• Podcasting @ Wikipedia - The history and development of podcasting.
• What is Podcasting? - Yahoo jumps on the podcasting bandwagon with this nice article on podcasting. A combination of background and tutorial.

• Popcasts - Gives a dashboard like view of 10 different Podcast Aggregator sites.
• Podcast Alley - Podcast Directory and Resources. Simple form to add your podcast feed to their site.
• Odeo - Podcast directory. Also allows you to record your podcast through their website or over the phone.
• PodScope - Podcast search engine.
• Feedburner - RSS and Podcast feed service.
• Podcast411 - Directory and Information
• OurMedia - Podcast and Media hosting - for free.

RapidWeaver Part II: (by RealMac Software)
Version 3.2 is here! (well, beta4 is, at least.). So we're going to talk about the new features and how to create a website using this template-driven tool.



TiddlyWikis:
You heard of a Wiki -right? (If not, don't worry. Here's a quick and easy definition.) Well, a TiddlyWiki is simply a personal-sized Wiki used for note taking, information management, or other forms of personal productivity.
They also come in several different flavors to suit individual needs.

More TiddlyWiki Links

Web Resources:
More Web resources for Web Developers/Designers



Text - Typography

Lorem Ipsum - Generates latin filler text used to test website designs without content. Example

HTML ASCII Reference

utf-8 html codes

Web Font Comparison

Color:

Color Schemer

WellStyled Color Generator

Color Blender

Color Palette Generator

CSS Layout: - for "table-less" design

CSS Layout Techniques

Box Lessons

The Layout Reservoir

CSS Play




Web Services:

37 Signals - One of hottest web-services companies around and leaders of the new "simplicity movement" in software design...and they're Mac friendly to boot. (notice their screenshots)

October 1st Topics:

In case you missed the meeting or would like to revisit past topics, all relevant links from October 1st WebSIG meeting can be found in the WebSIG Blog.

Meeting Bookmarks:

Web Editors

• Realmac Software - Software
• CapMac Web Dev SIG - Home
• Nvu - The Complete Web Authoring System for Linux, Macintosh and Windows

Design Resources

• Typetester – Compare fonts for the screen
• css Zen Garden: The Beauty in CSS Design
• css/edge
• A List Apart: A List Apart
• meyerweb.com
• SimpleBits

Code Resources

• Cheat Sheet Roundup - Over 30 Cheatsheets for developers
• Web Developer's Handbook: developing web-sites, exploring own imagination | CSS, Color Tools, SEO, Usability etc.
• Main Page - Devmo

Browsers

• Camino - Mozilla power, Mac style.
• Welcome to Opera.com