Had a thought while scrolling to the bottom of a WordPress post with 250+ comments. Does having the add new comment form at the bottom…
Had a thought while scrolling to the bottom of a WordPress post with 250+ comments. Does having the add new comment form at the bottom…
I’m a bit addicted to starting web sites. While WordPress is my go to software, I’ve been leaning towards forum software recently. While I like…
Needed a break from a larger web app I’m working on and this weekend kicked out a couple of WordPress plugins that I’ve had on…
Finally noticed the schedule tweet button in TweetDeck this morning. I have a knack of sending out tweets in batches, and since it annoys me…
For whatever reason, Twitter just never really appealed to me. The idea of limiting myself to 140 characters seemed, well, too limiting. And my first…
Found another offline WordPress editor to try on my MacBook. This time it’s myWeblog 2.1. I like the looks of it. Seems very Mac-like, which…
Tags and categories seem to provide pretty much the same functionality on blogs. The only difference I can see is that a blog typically has…
If you read the post up from this you’ll see that I just tried out Qumana and wasn’t all that happy with it. It was nice to be able to blog without logging into WordPress, but it had a couple of deal breakers for me.
Unfortunately none of the free solutions I’ve come across have looked to do what I wanted. So it’s off to try a few of the free demos. The first one I’m looking at is MarsEdit.
Trying something new again. The WordPress iPhone app that I posted about a few days ago was nice, but it doens’t work well for longer posts. Nothing against the app. But I can type pretty quickly and it’s frustrating to have to slow down for the little keyboard. Fortunately I have my MacBook with me pretty much 24/7 so I’m giving an offline editor a try.
The one I’m trying right now is a free one called Qumana. It looks like it’s a way to get bloggers to use their ad network, but it doesn’t seem that you have to.