“Groovy Motherfucker”

This is real. Also, why I’m glad I don’t program in Java any more.

This looks worth investigating — Continuous integration server that can also monitor other jobs (eg. cron jobs or backups), then serves the results at RSS, email or IM alerts.

JUnit test tester. Works by changing your code and making sure your unit tests break! Wonder if there’s a Python version…

Rails ported to JavaScript running on top of a JVM. My head asplode!

New free cellphone version of Opera allows you to zoom out and view the whole webpage. Kind of like that cellphone that’s getting launched next week — I forget its name.

log4j logger which posts to Twitter. Inevitable, perhaps, but still funny.

Java applet that emulates an x86 PC. Kind of interesting, but what’s really cool? They’re demoing it with lots of classic PC games — Prince of Persia, Commander Keen, Lemmings… If they had “Jones in the Fast Lane”, it’d be perfect!

Open-source cross-platform CardSpace extension for Firefox, as well as a Java library to act as a “relying party” (a site that uses CardSpace for authentication)

Java GUI look & feel which resembles a UI sketched out on the back of a napkin. Intended for use when demoing prototypes to customers.

Java applet for cellphones which, on my Nokia 6682 at least, provides a better email experience than the built-in mailreader.

Very cool Java debugging tool, which records your application’s entire state over runtime, and allows you to replay and debug it at a later date.

Whizzy Java applet which creates a pretty map of a web page’s structure.

Java app allowing you to mount your Amazon S3 storage account as a local drive.

Dan’s research project into shunting RSS around the inertnet gets a sickeningly lovely homepage. If it doesn’t mangle my Atomness too much, I might start pushing my feeds out with this tonight.