Earlier this week my Automattic colleagues and Effigent released WordPress for iPhone and iPod Touch. Now, the source is also available and Trac is set up for reporting bugs and participating in development!
I’ve tried it on my iPod Touch. They’ve done a great job! And are urgently working on fixing the worse bugs.
It’s already in [...]
Tag Archives: Raanan Bar-Cohen
WordPress for iPhone + Source Code Available!
July 25, 2008 – 8:17 am
By Lloyd
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Posted in WordPress
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Also tagged Automattic, iPhone, iPod Touch, Matt Thomas, Open Source, WordPress, WordPress for iPhone
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Firefox 3 Saved, Cookies Still Too Tasty By Default
February 26, 2008 – 5:14 pm
On Sunday, Mozilla developers reverted a change to cookie handling that was going to make web mashup and widget developers’ lives horrible in Firefox 3 — it would likely have been a disaster for Firefox and Mozilla. Thank you team Mozilla for addressing this in such a timely manner!
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By Lloyd
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Posted in Opinion
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Also tagged Asa Dotzler, Dan Witte, Daniel Veditz, Firefox, Firefox 3, Firefox 3b3, Jesse Ruderman, Jo Hermans, Matt Mullenweg, Michael Adams, Mike Beltzner, Mozilla, Niall Kennedy, web privacy, Web Security, WordPress.com
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We Raised $29.5 Million!
January 22, 2008 – 11:02 pm
Matt, now Ma.tt, and Toni have respectively written “Act Two” and “Automattic fundraising” about us, Automattic, raising a $29.5 million USD round of financing today. Our friend Om has a head start on journalistic coverage with “WordPress.com Creator Raises $29.5M“.
By “we” in the title, I mean I have absolutely nothing to do with the financial [...]
By Lloyd
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Posted in Automattic
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Also tagged 38 Studios, Automattic, Barry Abrahamson, Blog Talk Radio, Bloggers, Blogging, closed funding round, CNN, Curt Schilling, Fox, Gawker Media Gizmodo Live, Giga omni, I Can Has Cheezburger, Matt Mullenweg, Michael Adams, NY Times, Om Malik, open source participants, People, series b, startup funding, Team Automattic, Time, Toni Schneider, WordPress, WordPress.com, WordPress.org, Work
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