I’ve been following Joe Tan‘s plugin development for WordPress for quite a while. I initially checked his stuff out for his Flickr Photo Album plugin, but found my favorite plugin of all-time (behind SpamKarma2 of course): Google Analytics and Feedburner Reports. Obviously this plugin only benefits you if you use Google Analytics and Feedburner on [...]
Are you ever in a situation where you need just a simple, static website? I don’t find myself there very much anymore, but Weebly is a great option that is definitely worth checking out. I’ve put up a little demo site of my own. The creation environment is all AJAX-ified, and is really clean and [...]
Whenever I’m working on a web design I think my biggest block tends to be figuring out what colors to use. That’s especially true if I’m starting from scratch, with no logo or any direction from the client. I think my “problem” is much less of a problem now. Kuler is a site brought to [...]
This is the third of a three-part series on Web 2.0 at Work. I saved this one for last because I was just in a meeting on Friday of last week to discuss this exact topic. The issue of internal communication has been a recognized problem where I work, not only among the employees of [...]
This is the second of a three-part series on Web 2.0 at Work. Do you use a wiki at work? If not, why? Here’s what you are missing. Before we setup our office wiki anything that was an office policy guide, procedure manual, or what-to-do-in-case-of document was done in Word or Excel and placed out [...]
This is the first of a three-part series on Web 2.0 at Work. As Tim figured out, I work in a university admissions office with Bren. Being in the sales business there are two general types of staff: those that sell (recruit) and travel, and those that support (file coordinator, visit/event staff) the sales team. [...]
I was reading my copy of Information Week yesterday, and the main focus of this issue is answering the question of what does web 2.0 look like in the enterprise. John Soat’s article, What Web 2.0 Will Mean For Workforce 2.0, is written with his tongue firmly planted in his cheek (as much of his [...]
I’m pretty sure people can already guess that I’m a fan of ways to avoid using the mouse. A long while ago I was on the lookout for a Windows-based keystroke application launcher, in the same vein as QuickSilver for MacOSX. I had started out with Colibri, but found myself not quite satisfied with it. [...]
Grigor at Behind the Glasses beat me to the punch, but I’ve got 20 invites up for the taking to the private beta of MindMeister. He’s got the added idea of starting right out on the collaboration aspect of MindMeister. With the limited time I’ve spent on MindMeister so far it is a very nice [...]
I don’t remember how I first found out about Yugma, but this is a great piece of software for online meetings. Similar to Basecamp, you can have a limited FREE account, or varying levels of pay-for accounts. All accounts come with desktop sharing, audio teleconferencing, annotations & whiteboarding, the ability to change presenters, and public [...]