Timetoast makes PC Magazine’s “Best Free Software of 2009″ list
Posted: January 14th, 2009 | Author: Daniel | Filed under: Cool sites, Flash, Flex, Ruby on Rails, Timetoast, Web Applications, Widgets | No Comments »
I’m honoured to have my Flex/Flash app, Timetoast, rub shoulders with such greats as Google Earth and eBay Desktop in PC Magazine’s “Best Free Software of 2009″ list.
Timetoast is an online tool that allows people to easily create timelines they can then share on their blog or website. It’s a fun app which will certainly be getting some neat revisions in the near future! Here’s a link to the Timetoast timelines listing. If you see any other Flash, Flex, AIR or Rails apps listed, feel free to leave a comment, I’d love to know.
For a nice example of a Timetoast timeline out in the wild, check out the RTÉ 2008 Year in Review feature.
Greenprint also made it onto the list. Greenprint is a great desktop application that saves ink and trees at the same time by allowing you to remove blank pages and unnecessary advertising from your print jobs. They recently added a Mac version which is great news for all you eco-conscious Mac users.
