Application Frameworks

An application framework can be described as ‘a skeleton
of an application that can be customised by an application
developer’. A key difference between a framework and a traditional
library of code is what the authors call ‘inversion of control’.
With a library, the developer reuses library components by writing
a main program that calls them as and when required. An
application framework, however, calls the developer’s code and is
responsible for structure and flow control. You never write
main(). Another distinction is that frameworks are often domain
specific.

Web based ToDo Lists

Wall Street Journal article on web based to do lists

Google Maps

The Future of the Google Maps API
Nobody knows the future of the Google Maps API.  Today it is free (in Beta) but tomorrow, who
O’Reilly points to a pessimistic and an optimistic point of view
Google Maps Mania

Google Map Hacks
Using Google Maps in Real-Estate

For Developers
Google API Docs
How to embed a Google Map viewer on your website
How to Hack Google
Google Maps on your website
Google Maps Embedding How-To
Google Maps Hacking Wiki
Where’s Tim Hibbard? – Help connecting up to Google Maps & Google Earth

How to draw a circle around a waypoint
Gnikville Wiki

V2 Tutorial

There are several sites that will provide longitude/latitude for a given address.  Just search on "geocoding" and you’ll get plenty of hits.  Some sites offer an API allowing free access up to a certain number of requests, after that you would have to pay.

Adding custom tools
Redefining mouse events

Batch Geocoding

iPod Accessories

Griffin makes great accessories for iPods and a nice microphone that can be used on a PC.