BurningbirdWhen developers talk about creating a software fork, what we mean is that we’re going to take a cut of the code of the original and then develop from that point on in a separate and usually no longer compatible branch. Firefox is an example of a fork of the original Mozilla project that was so […]
You’ve had a weblog for a couple of years. You started out with a Blogspot weblog, but have since started your own domain. You write about politics, but also about your life and interests, just like most webloggers. You’re aware of not giving away much about yourself, so you don’t talk about work or the […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I threw caution to the wind and submitted my carefully crafted session proposal to O’Reilly for ETech. I thought about posting it here, but is that bad luck, or poor taste? Regardless, I will tease you and tell you that is is very complementary to what Sir Tim really wants but doesn’t […]
I am currently working with a small company to create an online store. When finished, I’ll point you in its direction–one of those very rare times when I’ve worked on a site that actually has a public interface I can point people to. Go, me. Go, company. One decision we made right from the start: […]
I’m starting to get a pretty good handle on what WordPress 1.3 will be offering, both from the code and forum discussions. I also found a link in the support forum for a WordPress 1.3 release wiki, which details the individual changes. (From the wiki software used, I wonder if the WordPress documentation wiki is being […]