Oct 25
Choosing blogging software can be a scary process, especially if you are new to blogging. There are many different types of engines and content management systems (CMS) that could be used. Picking the software that you’ll need is not an easy task, given the wide variety and types on the Web today... continue reading
Oct 31
Drupal is an excellent choice for a content management system (CMS). However, many people only see it as a simple CMS, a site to build a landing page or two. But Drupal is much more than that. Not only is Drupal easy to theme, it’s got a wide range of built in functionality and a large community powering the popular CMS.
via http://webjackalope.com/16-different-clones-you-can-build-with-drupal/.. continue reading
Nov 04
A really interesting presentation on web application development... continue reading
Nov 04
So we hear a lot about blogging, and the amounts of money that can be made here if you have something to say… that is worth reading. It is also worth noting that the top blogging network, Weblogs, Inc. earn about $30 million a month revenue from 13 million unique visitors... continue reading
Nov 08
If you’re not exactly sure what a tumblelog is, then check out What is a Tumblr? for a bit of background. But just because it’s a random sequence of thoughts doesn’t mean your tumblelog needs to look like random trash. Here are the top 10 designs and themes that I’ve s(tumbled) across in the past few weeks:.. continue reading
Nov 08
Part of Tumblr’s beauty is its simplicity, and part of that simplicity is the lack of comments. Tumblr has debated adding a comments feature, but so far, the service remains comment-free. For some, that’s a welcome relief. For others, it’s the one missing feature that stops them from using Tumblr... continue reading