Interesting development today in the blog publishing space with the announcement of Melody and the Open Melody Software Group.
Melody is a new WordPress competitor — bring it!
Based on Movable Type Open Source (MTOS), Byrne Reese writes “[the project's] focus initially is consciously not about features, but rather upon laying the groundwork through a [...]
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Also tagged Byrne Reese, Content Management System, Jesse Gardner, Mark Carey, Movable Type Custom Fields, Movable Type Open Source, mtos, Open Melody, Open Melody Software Group, Open Source, Open Source Movement, Serdar Yegulalp, Six Apart, Tim Appnel, WordPress, WordPress Foundation
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Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
Drupal Camp Victoria is happening all day Friday and Saturday Sept 5th and 6th. It’s hosted by North Studio at their training center, 301-771 Vernon Ave (plaza just coming into Victoria, near Save-On-Foods, Walmart).
It’s a free event, and if your work is any way related to the web, you will be missing out if [...]
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
Six Apart VP Anil’s response today on the official Six Apart blog to my Movable Type Pro Introduction video parody doesn’t surprise me, but where is the link love?
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Also tagged Anil Dash, Automattic, BuddyPress, Movable Type, Movable Type Pro, Open Source, Parody, Performance, Plugins, Product Stories, Scalability, Six Apart, Social Graph, social networking, Web Security, WordPress, WordPress Security
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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.
Thursday, February 14th, 2008
Drupal 6.0 was released yesterday. DaveO of Raincity Studio writes, “I think these changes (while admittedly lacking in really exciting talking points for the non-geeks) reflect an increased focus on usability and offer ways to do more with less.”
Congratulations to the Drupal community!