Weebly lets you create a website very simply in a few minutes, and the default library contains many different layouts, all ready for you to explore and drag to your own website interface. Weebly is great for the complete novice to create a very decent-looking site without any prior knowledge of how the web works. Many pre-made layouts, that include video from Google, YouTube, YouAreTV video, Flickr, Badgr, AdBrite, RSS feeds, and other layouts, it is easy to put together something fun. Once you pick out your Weebly subdomain, you are good to go and you can display your site. This wouldn't be great for any kind of real web presence, but perhaps mom and dad will get a kick out of it over pie this year. You be the judge.
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Weebly's easy way to build webpages
EasyEclipse
I couldn't think of anything to add to the title of this post that wouldn't be redundant. EasyEclipse is what it sounds like: A prepackaged installer for the Eclipse IDE that makes getting up and running with Eclipse really simple on Windows, OS X, or Linux. It comes in a variety of flavors to match your programming language/environment of choice, including Java, LAMP, PHP, Python, and Ruby on Rails. Each distribution comes with preinstalled plugins to make your life easier, but the EasyEclipse web site also has a variety of other plugins that are packaged similarly for ease of installation. The project was inspired by the Eclipse download hell post on Simon Willison's Weblog which, a year and a half after its original posting, is still the third result for Google searches for "Eclipse download."
