And when this happens you start thinking like me, if it wouldn’t be nice if you could have one login for every service that you use, that way you could avoid memory failures.

Now we have OpenID, a free and easy way to use a single digital identity across the internet that solves all your problems.

At the moment OpenID is already being used in a couple of popular websites such as MySpace.

As a developer you can help this project to grow by having support to OpenID in your own projects, you can read about it in here.

Although the site above has a lot of informations it’s really hard to find a CMS that fits your needs, most of the people who use this kind of tools are regular users and their main goal is to install and manage the CMS with success.

That way most of the reviews that I’ve found are written without a developers perspective.

At the moment I need to find a CMS that is Open Source, written in PHP under a Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern, that has some good support/documentation and a big community behind it.

Till now, the only one that I found that fulfills the specs above is Joomla! Unfortunately I’ve already read some bad reviews on it, saying that it’s too complex and it’s code is a bit messy.

I’ll keep on searching, but in the next few days I’ll have to make a decision so that I can start working.

If you have any useful informations on this subject please tell me something.

Well I’ve got news for you!

The tool you’ve been waiting for already exists, or at least something similar to what you (I) have expected.

It’s name is Browsershots and it’s main goal is to take screenshots of your website in different browsers running on different operating systems.

The truth is that I already talked about this subject a couple of posts ago, when I wrote about “Pingus – A journey into the unknown…”, one of the games I found while searching for games developed with this great SDK.

ClanLib is the same library that me and my colleagues will use to develop our Multimedia Contents Production (MCP) project. I didn’t knew about this library until Filipe Vieira told me about it, he mentioned that we should bet on it for this project development, because it’s a very complete and clean library with lots of cool features.

ClanLib is a cross platform C++ library that offers a series of functionalities. It’s primary focus is on games, although not limited for that usage only.

Because I’m not very familiar with C++ I’ll have to start learning from scratch, but from what I’ve seen it has a lot of similarities with Java, since it is OOP too. So this will be another challenge, but hey.. who doesn’t like challenges?

At this time ClanLib is up and running at my laptop again.

You can take a look at the following tutorials:

C++ Language Tutorial very nice tutorials with lots of examples.
How to install ClanLib from svn! written by Tiago Santos.
How to use g++ g++ usage explanations.