Welcome To The OpenSource Hub

Thank you for stopping by and welcome to the OpenSource Hub. Our aim is to be the first stop for all things open source. OpenSource Hub is a growing digest of real time news from all over the web related to new open source releases, breaking news and much, much more. You can grab the RSS of any of the feeds available or subscribe to the master feed that includes, all the feeds presented on this page. We will soon introduce the open source flow, which will provide a much more real time representation of the feeds.

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RSS Open Voice

  • Jeferson Hultmann on MultiFox For Firefox
    A couple of weeks back the grand prize winners of the Extend Firefox 3.5 competition was announced. I hooked up with Jeferson Hultmann, one of the winners to talk about MultiFox. Schalk Neethling: Welcome to Open Voice Jeferson and thank you for joining me. To kick things off, please tell us a little more about yourself. Jeferson [...] […]
  • Jesper Pedersen On Tattletale : Project Dependency Analysis
    Finding and managing dependencies in software projects can be extremely difficult and a lot of developers in the Java world has come to rely on Maven for a lot of these dependency management problems. I have read a lot about the problems people have using Maven and that it is not always the easiest tool [...] […]

RSS OW2 Forge News

RSS Grab-A-Byte | Share-A-Byte

  • jQuery Special Event : Alt Key Event Listener
    jQuery provides developers the ability to add special events to the jQuery Event object via the Special Events API. In the code byte below is a snippet that allows you to add a listener for the Alt key mask to any DOM element as well as the document itself. jQuery.event.special.alt = { setup: function(data, namespaces) { var elem [...] […]

RSS Expansive Derivation

  • jQueryDocs Documentation Search Chrome Extension Released
    A day or so ago I wrote a post about the extensions for developers already available for those running the developer or beta channel versions of Chrome. In  this post I also mentioned the extension that allows you to search the PHP docs. From the time I new about the extensions I wanted to write [...] […]
  • Developer Extensions For Chrome
    Chrome has been my default browser now for some time but, when developing web apps, back to Firefox it is. The rich selection of developer extension such as Firebug, HTMLTidy and the web developer toolbar as well as useful tools like ColorZilla and MeasureIt makes developing web apps just that little easier. This is all [...] […]