Educated as a Computer Engineering Technologist, now specializing in Information Technology. This is a journal of who I am.
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Blog moved!
I have moved my blog to my official website. This will be my last post here.
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
ugh, dude, stick with blogspot... it's so much nicer for blogging, and the coding or appearance of that site is so unbelievably bland and unexciting... you're not a news organization... you've got no feedback or commenting ability for your blog... the scripting for the mouseovers is slow and painful... it's littered with Joomla advertising... it's totally impersonal... ugh ugh ugh ugh
and your Atom 0.3 link isn't working for that matter either...
I'm telling ya, using a content manager is so much more ugh than simply managing your own content as a web developer editing your source files...
** don't stop using a blogger that's intended to attract people to your blogging :). Even if it means offering a link to your official blog from your official site... I purchase a livejournal account (very cheap) so I could make my own integrated template; made the template an xml structure so my official site could request the contents and display it how I like (on the front page of my site, and the static pages for search engine spidering), and also so that viewing my blog physically on LJ would have it appear to blend in with my official site... seamless transitions, full integration... livejournal in a way is my content manager, though I still manually edit content of other pages on my site.
2 comments:
ugh, dude, stick with blogspot... it's so much nicer for blogging, and the coding or appearance of that site is so unbelievably bland and unexciting...
you're not a news organization... you've got no feedback or commenting ability for your blog... the scripting for the mouseovers is slow and painful... it's littered with Joomla advertising... it's totally impersonal... ugh ugh ugh ugh
and your Atom 0.3 link isn't working for that matter either...
I'm telling ya, using a content manager is so much more ugh than simply managing your own content as a web developer editing your source files...
** don't stop using a blogger that's intended to attract people to your blogging :). Even if it means offering a link to your official blog from your official site...
I purchase a livejournal account (very cheap) so I could make my own integrated template; made the template an xml structure so my official site could request the contents and display it how I like (on the front page of my site, and the static pages for search engine spidering), and also so that viewing my blog physically on LJ would have it appear to blend in with my official site... seamless transitions, full integration... livejournal in a way is my content manager, though I still manually edit content of other pages on my site.
Dude, stick with blogspot. ;)
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