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Over the past few years, Weblogs (or blogs) have taken the Web by storm. According to the Wikipedia definition , a Weblog is "a Web application which contains periodic posts on a common Webpage. These posts are often but not necessarily in reverse chronological order." Basically, if you publish content on a periodic basis, a blogging package may simplify your publishing workflow. This article assumes that you’re familiar with the basics of blogging and would like to start your own Weblog; for more information on what blogging’s all about, see Aaron Brazell’s article, The Blogger’s Primer . Why Have a Blog?
[Regularly Updated] Twitter is buzzing and here is a collection of top 10 twitter tools, plugins, widgets and scripts to integrate with your wordpress blog. These Twitter tools are easy to implement and you can get them running in minutes in your wordpress blogs. WordPress Twitter Plugins, Tools, Widgets Wickett Twitter Widget – Display tweets from a Twitter account in the sidebar of your blog. As seen on WordPress.com.
Here is a great list that I whipped together of some of the most useful and most popular Wordpress plugins, if you don’t yet have wordpress, or don’t know what it is head over to wordpress.org , its a blogging software, which is awesome! Enjoy the list. Akismet - Is a spam filter that checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if they are spam or not, also checks the trackbacks for spam.
Plugins can extend WordPress to do almost anything you can imagine. In the directory you can find, download, rate, and comment on all the best plugins the WordPress community has to offer. Jetpack by WordPress.com
Weblog Client Languages : English • 日本語 • Português do Brasil • Español • ( Add your language ) A Weblog Client is software you run on your local machine (desktop) that lets you post to your blog via XML-RPC .
I'm teaching a class on Source Control Managment for Girl Develop It on Monday. In this class, I'm going to cover the basics of version control and how to accomplish it using Git. But one thing that many people have asked about this class while I've been talking about it is, Why should I learn about version control? There are many reasons to learn version control, but I've come up with what I think are five great reasons that you shouldn't avoid using a versioning tool, no matter what your skill level: Resilience
Matt Willmore teaches you the basics of getting the open source blogging engine WordPress installed on your Mac running OS X 10.4 Tiger. Of the many options out there, many people choose to run their own blogging software as opposed to a managed service like Blogger or TypePad . On the software side, there are many decent tools available, such as Six Apart's Movable Type (we have a tutorial for installing MT as well). WordPress is another mature, capable and blogging engine that is very popular with many bloggers (like its founding developer, Matt Mullenweg ) and rapidly gaining in popularity across the Web.