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Karen Coombs of Information Today offers “Building a Library Website on the Pillars of Web 2.0, a great look at how to create a very user friendly, content management system with social software, blogs, link logs, tagging, wikis, podcasts, feeds, and other web services.
“Web 2.0″ is transforming the Web into a space that allows anyone […]
According to Read/Write Web’s article, “Browster is Gone, But Are Web Previews Here to Stay”, the first company to produce programming to preview web pages is now gone, but there are many others battling for popularity on the web.
I recently made my opinion very clear that I find Snap Preview Anywhere exceptionally annoying on web […]
Which came first? The comment or the trackback?
Or should I be more clear in my question? Which should come first? The comments or the trackbacks?
I have long been a fan of separating trackbacks from comments. Comments are the dialog and trackbacks are the outside discussions, incoming links from sites discussing the topic on their own […]
Newsweek saluted 2007 as the Year of the Widget (print version):
…thanks to widgets, taking multiple steps to track down headlines in one place and then check your e-mail in another may seem woefully outdated this time next year. These mini-applications—also called “gadgets”—are simple bits of code, easily dragged onto a desktop or pasted into a […]
