I’ve updated the tags on this blog.
Since July, 2005, I’ve been using SimpleTags by Burble, which was just a simple <tags> tag embedded in the content. Having upgraded to WP 2.3+, I can use Wordpress’s built-in tags and the ecosystem around them. This mean I can use the Simple Tags plugin by Amaury Balmer (same [...]
Here’s a view of upcoming events in London at this time.
Three closely related topics with a number of web-savvy taggers (if attendees of events like this can’t tag, who can?). And yet, zero tags in common.
It would be very compelling to subscribe to events in your area and under a certain topic, so they automatically [...]
Tags: DoTheseTagsActuallyWork·Folksonomy·ICal·Tags·Upcoming·Web2.0
Tagyu (via Lifehacker) accepts a URL (or some text) and gives you some tags.
Tags for AjaxPatterns:
ajax javascript programming web
Tags for SoftwareAs.com:
ajax tech webdesign design blog webdev web_2.0
Consarn it! It actually did a good job! I was hoping something off the mark. “ajax [...]
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