I’ve had my share of ups and downs professionally. None more than this past year. A recently failed business. A few burned personal and professional business relationships. And thousands of dollars wasted. But after all the misery and pain this has caused me, i’m still standing!
I’ve learned so much in the process. The jokes about “the school of hard knocks†is no joke. The school is real. The curriculum is legit. And I have the scars to prove it…
One of the knocks on Drupal has been it’s lack of high quality theme contributions. This was also an assumption on my part. I want to apologize for assuming that this is the case. Drupal actually has some fantastic free contributed themes. And although there may not be as many as it’s counterpart WordPress, you do [...]
Twitter with all it’s bells and whistles should be pretty hard to duplicate right? Actually yes! It is! But for you it won’t be as difficult as you think. Here’s why. There’s a fantastic open source project called Status.net, which is an open source microblogging system. Yes that’s right, an Open Source Twitter alternative. Status.net [...]
Why Do This? Imagine everytime you post a new article/bookmark on Digg, Delicious, StumbleUpon & Mixx that it’s automatically or “automagically†as I like to say, posted to one source. And that one source is owned by the largest Social Network in the entire world. Facebook. This is worth doing because it streamlines all of [...]
After some blood sweat and tears I have finally released my first free ebook. It’s titled WordPress Insider Tricks – Specific Steps For Making Your WordPress Blog Better. It’s completely free to download. More details here. After developing over 300 blogs during the past couple of years, I have decided to share everything I know [...]
Like the equation? Yesterday I wrote about RSS Cloud and the benefits it will have as it grows on the blogosphere. If you missed it you will want to read it first before reading this. I wrote about WordPress plan to launch RSS Cloud to provide real-time RSS updates to all of it’s WordPress.com bloggers. [...]
