Herbert pointed me at i use this. It’s very similar to digg.com but instead of news software is it’s main focus.
i use this lists software and lets you klick on a button if you use this software. It’s very easy to find new cool software for your mac, try it!
It even has a neat “blog this” button that lets you feature software you love in your blog 🙂
You can build a feed that contains the exact stories you are interested in from Digg.com. You can filter by: description, category, submitters, number of diggs, and number of comments.
DiggFiltr.com is a very neat page. Still under heavy development but the core feature is very useful already. I instantly created my own filtered Digg.com feed by applying a few filters on the sections I’m interested in. I can see this site getting really popular if the developer goes in the right direction with it.
One thing that I also liked was that, according to the developers blog, it only took him about 10 days to learn Ruby on Rails and develop this application which uses AJAX very extensively. Sounds like Ruby on Rails is really a good choice for rapid web development. Maybe I should kick myself into learning it finally (…if I only had time!).