Some friends have asked if WordPress and Automattic will be participating in the Open Web Foundation. It does look like a brilliant initiative, but as far as I know we weren’t invited. That’s really unfortunate, because I don’t think there could have been a greater gesture of co-operation in the blogging industry than David Recordon [...]
“Six Apart, Ltd. the world’s largest blogging company”
I’ve been helping a friend set up a simple website (using WordPress of course), and it’s the first time I’ve used Joyent’s shared accelerators for web hosting. I’m just getting started, but I’m impressed by how sophisticated and professional the solution looks without losing how approachable and open TextDrive is known to be.
Firefox 3 was released this week, download it and have a better web browsing experience while supporting open and innovation software development!
Every time I’m on the GoDaddy site lately I think Robert Hoekman Jr. must have been talking about them when he wrote:
Today, I was involved in a conversation about a company that intentionally maintains a poor user experience on its commerce site in the interest of driving people to call customer support. Once they call, [...]
If “Office Live” is an indication, Microsoft seems to prefer a fragile web. A web not only restricted to a couple of web browsers, but also to specific operating systems.
A site map seems like a really good idea, but if WordPress is on your team, you are already in great shape, and they offer no real benefit.
Almost fourteen years after Marc Andreessen’s first Netscape browser, “Netscape as a maker of client software is no more.” writes Mozilla’s Asa Dotzler.
“While we will no longer support the Netscape web browser as of [March 1], 2008, Netscape.com will still continue to serve as a general use Internet portal.”
By Lloyd
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Tagged AOL, Asa Dotzler, Code Rush, Firefox, Jason Calcanis, Jay Garcia, Mercurial Communications, Michael Arrington, Netscape, Netscape 8 Browser, Netscape Browser, Netscape Communicator, Netscape Digg Clone, Netscape Navigator 9, Roland tanglao, Thunderbird
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February 29, 2008 – 3:52 pm
With the release of Mac OS X Leopard (10.5), the simple, elegant, fast web browser Safari 3 is here.
Very soon we will release WordPress 2.5, and about the same time WordPress.com will be updated.
With Safari 3 and WordPress 2.5 you should finally have a great experience if Safari is your preferred browser.
By Lloyd
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Also posted in WordPress
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Tagged Andrew Ozz, Apple Corp, David Hyatt, Johan Spocke Sörlin, Mac OS X 10.5, Mac OS X Leopard, Moxiecode, Safari 3, Surfin Safari, TinyMCE, Visual Editor, WebKit 3, WordPress, WordPress 2.5, WordPress.com
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