Troubleshooting your friend’s computer over the internet can be a hassle since you cannot see what really is going on with their PC. Fortunately, ShowMeWhatsWrong (free, web) is an online screen recording tool that lets you create a URL where your friend can record a screencast and then email the video to you to find out what is going on with their computer. It even records audio from a microphone so your friend can detail the recording. The creators of ShowMeWhatsWrong are the same guys who made Sreencast-O-Matic. It is a very handy tool to troubleshoot computer problems. Users can
Read MoreMyCube, which is set to launch a UGC-focused social network in the coming months, has pulled together this infographic that collates how much is your user generated content worth.
Linkovery founded by Mariano Torrecilla, is an open web platform, where any webmaster can add his website or application. There are not necessary installations or minimum system requirements either complex programming languages, Linkovery runs in web standard bases. Definitely, an open solution for the existing enclosed market applications. Linkovery is an open web app store for every browser which means you can access sites via Linkovery’s desktop apps. Linkovery allows you to create and customize web apps for every device using open web standards so it doesn’t matter if you’re on iPhone or Android, you can access any site using
Read MoreAwayFind founded by San Francisco based Jared Goralnick is a web app that finds and delivers timely email messages. When a timely message arrives in your inbox, it sends an SMS, "push" notify you on your iPhone/Android, or even call, IM, DM (Twitter) or even delegate the message to someone you specify when you receive an urgent message. AwayFind determines timeliness from the following: #1 Rules - you can set senders, keywords, or other criteria for the messages you'd always like to be escalated. You can even tell AwayFind to only alert you if a person writes within the next few hours/days/weeks. #2
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Use web app Chop to share code and add annotation
A wonderful web app by ZURB named Chop, pure developers delight. It is a code review app created to allow designers or developers share snippets of code, along with annotations. Just paste your bit of code, choose the language and you will be presented with a well-formatted bit of code with syntax-highlighting depending on the language chosen. Head over to Chop and see for yourself, here is a screenshot of C++ code. Select a line or lines from the document and then add your note. See the screenshot below. Now you can share the URL(top header of the code) with your peers
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