I’m busy preparing a list of desirables for Web 2.0 APIs. One of them is good documentation, and I came up with this term – “Documentation As Conversation” – to articulate much of what is needed in modern software docs – documentation which belongs to the community of users/end-developers as it does to the people [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Blogging'
Google Blog Down. And in Other News, Lost Civilization Discovered
March 28th, 2006 · No Comments · General
Seen on Tech Memeorandum …
Say it with me now … “Woo”.
Of course, the only thing sadder than blogging the outage would be …
Tags: Blogging·EchoChamber
Podcasting is Easier than Blogging (in Theory)
August 12th, 2005 · 1 Comment · HumansAndTech
One of several reasons why podcasting won’t be as big as blogging, according to Paul Scrivens :
Blogging requires a browser (if you are using a webmin interface) and an Internet connection. That’s it. Podcasting takes it a step further by requiring a microphone. I know many of you have mics on your computers, [...]
Tags: Blogging·Podcasting·Web 2.0
Thanks For Your Comments, Friends
May 7th, 2007 · No Comments · SoftwareDev
I’ve been wondering why I haven’t received blog comments for a while now. Assumed there must be some spam issue, but only today did I investigate it – triggered by a Dugg article on Akizmet’s false positives. (Akizmet is the WordPress web-service-based spam filter.) Akizmet has done a great job at separating definites from possibles, [...]
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Tags: Akizmet·Blogging·Comments·Spam·Wordpress