Do you program? You need to read Steve Yegge.
Adding Steve Yegge to the A-List of Programmer Bloggers
Adding Steve Yegge to the A-List of Programmer Bloggers
The little icons on the bottom of blog posts, not the gum.
If you read a lot of feeds via Bloglines, you’ll know how painful managing your folders has been with the very old school interface. I noticed today that things have finally improved - real drag and drop and some prettier icons, too! No longer will I dread organizing feeds only because the UI [...]
A good list of five ways to improve your blog in under an hour, by Brian Shih. The five things are: use feedburner, ping aggregators, fix your typography, use spell check (does spellbound work on FF 1.5.1?) and just write something!
I would add: write an about page with a brief bio [...]
I’ve noticed bloglines will occasionally display all its messages in question marks. I’m pretty sure I never changed a language setting to Japanese or anything, so I’m a little bit confused as to how it happens. Seems to be on different pcs and different times, so probably not related to any sort of [...]
Yay! We finally got Ajaxian updated with a new design and converted to Wordpress from Movable Type. The redesign is great and long over due, but even more important to me is to not have to deal with the horrible Movable Type admin interface. After getting used to Wordpress’ admin interface with [...]
As has been written about many times before, having a bunch of different feeds with different names and formats is horrible from a usability standpoint and just dumb to begin with. Even I find it confusing when I try to add a blog to Bloglines and I’m confronted with five different options, and I’m [...]
Rajesh Setty has a great list of things to do when starting a blog- would be helpful for newbies and also for oldsters to see if they have missed anything. There are quite a few items on the list that I’ve been planning to do but haven’t got around to yet (like adding the [...]
Google has launched (or maybe relaunched) their web stat tool. It was formerly called Urchin and used to be on a subscription basis. Today it was rebranded as Google Analytics and relaunched free. It integrates with their AdWords system if you are using that, or you can just it stand alone by [...]
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