There is some great stuff happening around the blogosphere.   Here are a few posts that were of interest to me:

  • CSS Juice has a ‘complete’ list of online generators for web designers.  This is a very useful page to bookmark for future reference.
  • Mark has posted a well thought out comparison of Co.mments vs. CoComment.   I’m not a big tracker of my comments, but I have used CoComment before and enjoyed it.   Mark has Co.mments rated higher, so I will have to give it a try this weekend.
  • Nirmal has the first two parts of a Complete Guide to Google Apps 1 and 2.   It is nice to see a guide that goes beyond setting up your e-mail.
  • ProBlogger has a great write up about the release of Movable Type 4.  For those unaware, MT is a blog self-hosting software similar to WordPress.org that is made by SixApart, who also makes LiveJournal and Typepad.
  • Mashable has a post listing 30+ Tools for Working with WordPress Posts.   Included are several plugins I wasn’t aware existed.  Other notable Mashable posts: iTunes Toolbox, Gmail Toolbox, and a nice list (including pictures) of WordPress 2-column themes.
  • TechCrunch speculates about Google’s browser plans.  Are they working with Firefox?  Or are they going to build their own web browser?
  • ProBlogger also posts Feedburner’s explanation of why your Feedburner subscriber count fluctuates.  I’ve talked about this a little bit on this site over the past few months and I’ve noticed others wondering this as well.
  • eBizMBA has posted their August 2007 edition of the 30 Most Popular Blogs.  I found that I already read about 10 of them on a daily basis.