Bren and I are working to setup a news/announcement blog at work. This blog will have multiple authors, and most of the authors will only post to one or two categories each. There might be some overlap of categories. Following the logic of the Principle of Least Privilege — plus having a healthy dose of [...]
I just recently added the Digg It buttons on here. I had to do some debugging to try to get it to work properly, so I figured I’d pass along my work for anyone else to use. There are two things that I did to make it work right: Modify the posts loop on the [...]
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 [...]
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 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. [...]
Lorelle, over at Lorelle on WordPress, is doing a bangup job so far in her Month of WordPress Plugins. I’ve been happy to see some of my favorite plugins featured already. I’m even finding some new types of plugins that I’m wondering how I’ve made it without them. This is a great series. Rather than [...]