On the hunt for the best open source resources and more

An ticket system (also issue tracking system, trouble ticket system, support Ticket or incident ticket system) is a computer software or web based package that manages and maintains lists of issues, as needed by an organization. Ticket systems are commonly used in an organization’s to create, update, and resolve reported customer issues.

There are 3 versions of tickets systems, paid version, custom version(mainly build for one company) and the open source version. Because we dont want to pay a lot of money for an ticket system, we use the open source versions.

Twitter is growing and our followers to, the number of nice and useful tweets are growing and because not everyone has a twitter account, or use it, i will hand pick every week a couple of tweets that gets my attention and share it here on OpenSourceHunter, because sharing is caring.

The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter @opensourcehunte. Dont miss any of our tweets!

WordPress is growing and growing, more and more people are building there sites on WordPress or they switch to this powerfull open source CMS tool. This means that the number of beautiful designs built on WordPress will grow.

I will present every couple of weeks a small list of beautiful designs built on WordPress as inspiration for you and promotion for the site owner(s). Do you have a beautiful design build on WordPress and you want to see your site here on OpenSourceHunter? Just drop me a line!

Twitter is growing and our followers to, the number of nice and useful tweets are growing and because not everyone has a twitter account, or use it, i will hand pick every week a couple of tweets that gets my attention and share it here on OpenSourceHunter, because sharing is caring.

The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter @opensourcehunte. Dont miss any of our tweets!

The use of the jQuery library is growing and growing(just released jQuery 1.4), more and more people are using this useful javascript library. This means that more and more useful jQuery tips, tricks and solutions are coming available. That’s why i created a small list of 26 cool and useful jQuery tips, tricks and solutions.

jQuery has a lot of very useful plugins that can help you with almost anything, but there are a couple of plugins that aren’t that smart to use, why? Well sometimes 1 or 2 lines of jQuery code can do the same thing(or even better), so why use a big script if you can do the same trick with a small piece of code.

Every month, i will choose a site that gets the title site of the month here on OpenSourceHunter. This can be an site of a freelancer, a usefull application/tool, a cool company, a site with great tutorials and resources, a blog, a site with a cool design or something else.

The second site of the month is todoTweet. todoTweets is a simple free task manager for your tweets. todoTweet helps you use your Twitter account to track and manage tasks. todoTweet takes all the tweets from your twitter account with #todo and creates a clean and easy to use to-do list.

Twitter is growing and our followers to, the number of nice and useful tweets are growing and because not everyone has a twitter account, or use it, i will hand pick every week a couple of tweets that gets my attention and share it here on OpenSourceHunter, because sharing is caring.

The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter @opensourcehunte. Dont miss any of our tweets!

I created a v-card template a couple of weeks back, which had a simple but cool logo animation by using just 2 images and a small piece of jQuery code. Afther a lot of emails asking me how to create this simple but cool animation i decided to share this in a simple and basic tutorial.

A couple of years back you would use an animated gif or Flash for an animation like this one, but with some little help of jQuery this can be done very easy and quick.

Twitter is growing and our followers to, the number of nice and useful tweets are growing and because not everyone has a twitter account, or use it, i will hand pick every week a couple of tweets that gets my attention and share it here on OpenSourceHunter, because sharing is caring.

The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter @opensourcehunte. Dont miss any of our tweets!

Yesterday Google lanched there newest tool called Buzz. Google Buzz makes it possible to follow online activities of your friends on other websites within your Gmail account. Users can follow with Google Buzz, Twitter updates, blogger posts or Flickr pictures of there friends. For now it’s not possible to use Google Buzz to update services like Twitter, but Google says that they are working on that.

Users can set there Buzz messages to public or private, which is very useful because public messages will be displayed on your Google profile and these public messages will be index by Google, so if you dont want that, you can set the message to private.