Archive for May, 2006

BlogWare Export and WP Import

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May 18th, 2006
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BlogWare Export and WP Import This plugin from Shayne Sweeney (gada.be) that lets you export your Blogware blog and subsequently import into a WordPress blog. In related news, Chris Pirillo is now using WordPress for his personal blog!

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WP Plugin: ZenPress

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WP Plugin: ZenPress A plugin for WordPress that enables a bloggers to easily include pictures from a Zenphoto installation on the same server.

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Google Web Toolkit

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May 17th, 2006
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Cool Scripts, LinkyLoo

Google Web Toolkit Java software development framework that makes writing AJAX applications like Google Maps and Gmail easy for developers who don’t speak browser quirks as a second language.

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WP Theme: Metta Red

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WP Theme: Metta Red Two column, textured theme for WordPress with the sidebar on the left and hints of red on the titles.

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WP Theme: PressRow

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WP Theme: PressRow Two column, big font theme for WordPress with large header images. Reminds me of the original FogCreek website.

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Submit your blog to 9rules

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May 17th, 2006
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Submit your blog to 9rules If you have wanted to be a part of the 9rules network, they are accepting submissions for 24 hours. Thanks BlogHerald

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WP Plugin: Wetfloor

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WP Plugin: Wetfloor Add a reflection effect to any picture on your WordPress blog.

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Library Catalogs Should Be Like WordPress

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May 15th, 2006
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Library Catalogs Should Be Like WordPress Library catalogs should be be like WordPress. That is, every entry should support comments, trackbacks, and pingbacks. Every record should have a permalink. Content should be tag-able. The look should be easily customizable with themes. Everything should be available via RSS or Atom. It should be extendable with a rich plugin API. And when that fails, it would be nice if it were all written in a convenient language like PHP so we can hack it ourselves. Beside the part about “written in a convenient language like PHP”, this would make library catalogs much more useful and entertaining. However, it would also add complexity and spam issues. Amazon has recently started a similar approach to their listings including adding a customer wiki. Thanks to Eric Schnell who posted a detailed review of the original thought and some insight into WordPress OPAC or WOPAC. This […]

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Akismet

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May 15th, 2006
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Akismet has caught 271,167 (spam) for you since you installed it. That is 1.01% of all Spam (26,898,036 as of this post) that Akismet has caught! [EDIT] How many Spam has Akismet caught for you?

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