As ever i’m constantly pondering changes to this site to make it easier to update. Wordpress is great at what it does, although often it takes so much effort to shape and mould that i’ve no time left to actually post content. As such i’m wondering if it would be more useful to scrap Wordpress [...]
Category Archives: Open Source
site updates
July 20, 2009 – 11:10 am
So, i’ve finally gotten round to a few updates on the site, i’ve been rather easily distracted recently into not updating and maintaining the site because of work both Kehorne and a freelance project which has just gone live. But i’ve always known that I should have web designs projects outside of “work” because they [...]
wordpress loyalty?
July 1, 2008 – 2:55 pm
Apparently today is The Unofficial International Wordpress Day and the organisers are asking wordpress users to blog about wordpress. Fair enough, but what to talk about?, well one wordpress blogger decided to discuss “what makes you loyal to wordpress?“, and so that seems like a good question to try and answer.
Well for me my use [...]
hello vienna!
September 11, 2007 – 12:02 am
After much frustration with igoogle and in turn google reader over the last week i think i’m throwing both of them out, atleast until I figure out why they’ve suddenly gone sideways. So for the mo i’m gonna be using an offline (non-web) rss reader called Vienna, a program i’ve had on my harddrive for [...]
contributions
August 19, 2007 – 12:06 am
stop the presses!, dang, thought I was gonna get a second post in before the bell, but it is now officially tomorrow, or is that today? Ahh well. I really wanted to account exactly how the new blog and site has come together so quickly, because it is a great example of what is so [...]
blog matters
August 15, 2007 – 8:36 pm
When I first got into web design, there was a wide array of blogging software and other cms software, but of thoose I demo installed to test never really impressed me. It took me a long time to find one which covered all the bases that I needed, and which was as comfortable as a [...]