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Strong mining = strong exports Strong banking = strong commerce Strong telecommunications = strong economy, society, connections. There is a clear relationship…
Most often, even successful websites can be improved to increase performance. Let alone their less successful brethren. How do you improve your already functioning website smartly?
We’ve all have bad habits we need to kick. But we don’t because we are comfortable in them. They are easy and changing is hard. But more times than not, changing the bad habit will actually make life easier for you in the long run. You know this. We all do. But today is the day to kick some of these bad habits. Why? Because…
Back in November, Andy McAfee shared a great wiki case study from Avenue A | Razorfish. They adapted MediaWiki to meet their needs. Leveraging open source, a great approach for a company that builds custom Intranets. But Jeff Walker of Atlassian Confluence, a commercial wiki vendor, disagrees:
Microsoft has been running in beta in some foreign markets a website called MSN Reporter that copies many features from the popular Digg website. On MSN Reporter, users share and rate news, rating them up or down with giant “Kicken!” and “Dumpen!” buttons (translated as “Kick it” and “Dump it”).
If you upgraded to or installed the new WordPress version 2.1 that was released last month, you’ll be interested in a major bugfix released today: […] Version 2.1.1 includes about 30 bug fixes, mostly minor things around encoding, XML-RPC, the object cache, and HTML code. It’s available for immediate download on our download page.
