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GTDAgenda – productivity web application to let you accomplish your goals and get your things done

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Would you like to use a productivity application, to organize your activities, in work, business, or personal? Such as GTDAgenda web based productivity development tool. It’s a web project and task management application based on David Allen’s GTD (Getting Things Done), pretty obvious though. It has the usual features like Projects, Contexts and Next Actions. But also other unique features: Goals & Vision Wall. What are the Goals? Goals are bigger outcomes you want to reach, with a deadline. A goal can be accumulation of multiple projects. On the other hand the Vision Wall is formed of inspiring pictures that you can link to your goals, and have them delivered to your e-mail daily so you are motivated to take action. Pretty neat. Checklists – For the repetitive tasks that you have to do, on a regular basis – take it as a to-do list. In fact GTDAgenda is not that new, it came out beginning of 2008 and still improving itself along the way. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by Ruhani Rabin

February 12th, 2009 at 11:41 pm

dotNetShoutOut is the ultimate Digg for .Net developers and researchers

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One of my very old friends team just announced the dotNetShoutOut.com for the public. I was kind of aware of their ongoing development. Basically it’s a Digg like Web 2.0 social news site for the .Net related developers and re-searchers. Build on the KIGG open source platform. The dotNetShoutOut team is from Dhaka, Bangladesh and they have wide experience in several international social web 2.0 products. The leading developer Kazi Manzur Rashid is a recurring Microsoft Most Valuable Person. More details below.. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by Ruhani Rabin

January 21st, 2009 at 3:16 pm

EpicTweet captures the most interesting tweets as decided by you

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Kim form EpicTweet.com send me an e-mail to inform me about this new twitter application. They just made a Twitter app at Startup Camp Sydney. It’s called EpicTweet.com and is designed to pull together the most hilarious, amazing, stupid and crazy tweets out of the millions of tweets generated each day. Users can also nominate tweets using the #epictweet hashtag. Basically they display a random hash tagged twitter topic that you can say yes or no. Once you make a choice it moves you to the next one. Currently there aren’t so many options for the application cause it’s pretty straight forward. Here are the screens. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by Ruhani Rabin

January 21st, 2009 at 11:49 am

Winkbill.com – Simple yet Powerful Invoicing Application

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Winkbill is a web based commercial invoicing service designed to provide effort-less and hassle-free billing solution. The application can be used for any product or service. You can easily create, send, and track all your invoices online.

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January 14th, 2009 at 12:33 am

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Twopular lists the most popular trends and topics in twitter universe

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Twopular, a simple website which aggregates the most popular Trends and Topics in Twitter. It lists the keywords and topics in a distributive manner such as what trends are most popular in last 2 hours, last 8 hours, today, last week and overall. It includes the trend movement identifier icons. So it’s really easy to see which trend popularity is going down and which one is getting more popular. It’s still very new as you can see from the interface. So they might want to do interface improvements put some legend texts. You can see the detail of a trend by clicking the icon beside the trend or click on the trend to open the trend related search results in twitter.

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Written by Ruhani Rabin

January 13th, 2009 at 12:18 am