In keeping with an IE centric co-worker, I would like to request my readers to post their browser usage percentages as comments to this post. All I am looking to understand is the overall percentage of IE users versus Mozilla based browsers. There are some caveats. Most statistics fromblog sites are somewhat jaded. I say this with a smiling face because bloggers tend to be more tech savy in most cases and are more prone to using real browsers. For example: this blog has 40% of its hits from Mozilla based browsers. Staistics from sites which attract a *lot* of International visitors do not count because International users tend to use IE for the most part. (I might be wrong about that assumption) Every peice of statistic has some pecualirities associated with it. If you have one or a couple, please do not forget to mention them. So, I am […]

The Musings of Brian Groce >> Word Press Email Notification Plugin: Setup email notification for your WordPress blog so that people can get emailed when your WordPress blog gets updated.

WordPress Wiki – Plugin: Mmmmmmm…lots of WordPress plugins!!

This has been a recent trend in WordPress (fringe, casual) development which I think should come to peoples’ attention. Ever since the start of the MT fiasco (and now the TechTV::G4 publicity), there has been a very large amount of interest in WordPress and consequently in the development of hacks and plugins for WordPress. This increase of interest and manpower is more than welcome but an unwanted side effect of this has been the problem of overlapping code and ideas. There are a couple of very potent examples I can think of. The comment registration/email comment authors idea, followed by the trackback/comment seperation plugins and many others come to mind. These are all great additions and are slightly different in their own ways. I believe that this energy could be used in better ways. The suggestions here are my personal opinion and do not represent the WordPress dev team or […]

Scriptygoddess: Seperate comments and trackbacks: If you have ever wanted to seperate comments and trackbacks for your WordPress blog, this is the hack for you.

thought anomalies. archives. fluid shadows.: Oooooh. More CSS Shadows, only now they are fluid!

MooseCandy is a little plugin to help you stick content into your WordPress layout, just before a post. You can read more about it above and read the comments in the code for usage instructions. Have fun 🙂

Learning The Lessons of Nixon >> Blog Etiquette: Learning the rules of blogging. A nice essay on blogging ethics and such.