The Newest Print Magazine Ad Format: A Real Smartphone It’s great that WordPress has finally become a viable CMS (although I’ll still take issue with putting it in the same league as systems like Drupal or Django, especially if you’re dealing with hundreds of thousands of blog entries and complex taxonomies), but as a result, the focus has. The project is still around but it hasn’t amounted to anything.Īnyway, I love the idea of a small, lean, blogging/writing engine. In a lot of ways, Ghost – which doesn’t yet exist, but I hope will – reminds me of Chyrp, which was originally going to be like a self-hosted Tumblr. As much as I like Svbtle (ignore my lack of updates, if you saw my calendar you’d not write on your personal blog either), something must be said for owning and controlling your own domain.
John O'Nolan has written his fictional, perfect idea for a writing-specific WordPress fork. It’s the best Apple commercial in years –. They see what we don’t see, and they can’t be more excited to tell us about just that.ĭoes Apple still have vision? Yesterday’s presentation did not, and I wonder just how costly last year’s departure might have been. That’s the thing about stories: the best storytellers – like Jobs – are so compelling because they have vision. It’s clever yet abstract, remarking upon what has happened, without a vision for what is now possible. There are no stories, and there are no humans.
#Clip page to voodoopad install
While I’m waiting for OS X Mavericks to download on this machine (I’m not sure I’m doing a clean install this time, even if I did write and test a guide to do just that), I figured I’d respond to Ben Thompson’s critique of Apple’s iPad Air event from Tuesday.Ĭommenting on the new iPad Air ad, Thompson writes: Read this first Liberal Arts Are Still Alive and Well At Apple Christina Warren Christina Warren Christina Warren: Senior Tech Analyst at Mashable.
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