Choosing a bug tracking system for your company can be one of the most important and difficult decisions that you are going to make. Most importantly the product (or design) chosen must translate well to the total needs of the entire IT Team.

Leave it to Lady Gaga to take Amazon's servers down to a crawl or a complete standstill. Yesterday Amazon offered Lady Gaga's Born This Way album for a mere 99 cents as compared to its $11.99 price for the standard album. The only problem is that Amazon's servers were so overwhelmed that some users are complaining that even 10 hours later they still only have some of their songs downloaded or worse can't even connect to Amazon's servers.

Imagine product designers and business analysts sitting around a conference room table. All of them congratulating each other on the great work they've all done in creating all the requirements that go into a functional specification document that their new, brilliant, cutting-edge software will be based upon going forward from this point on. The concept has been summarized and all the pieces are in place... right down to the finest details that will make this product the best thing since sliced bread.

YouTube Instant creator Feross Aboukhadijeh, created his amazing solution in just under three hours of coding, and then worked on the UI for a few more hours and the next day posted his work to his Facebook page. If you haven't already done so, take a look at YouTube Instant, it's an application that solves the problem of effectively and instantly searching YouTube in a fun way. What's better than starting to type your search term and have YouTube Instant almost immediately load the closest corresponding videos while you are honing down your search term?