In response to Jeffrey Zeldman’s Web 3.0 arcticle, talked about on ajaxian:
It’s not as easy as Jeffrey makes it out to be to design and run an application that is used by masses of people. If it were then Yahoo, Google, eBay etc would not be paying millions to buy these products and user [...]
Entries from January 2006
Web 2.0 is not all hype
January 26th, 2006 · No Comments
Poor dog…
January 16th, 2006 · No Comments
Chicken: “Time for a bath?”
Wizlite - group highlighting and annotation of websites
January 16th, 2006 · No Comments
From Ajaxian:
Announcing Wizlite by Alex Kirk (BandNews and Blummy creator). Wizlite is a fantastic use of Ajax for highlighting and annotating any web page. Using either a bookmarklet or a Firefox extension, you’ll see highlights and annotations from other people, each with their own colour.
The FAQ explains how publishers can make their pages “Wizlite-able†with [...]
Rent-A-Coder?
January 16th, 2006 · No Comments
I recently put up a project for bid on Rent A Coder. This looks like a great way to get side projects done. For not much you can try out an idea, get some help, or fix a bug. Within 2 days I’ve gotten about 20 bids about 10 of which were from what looked [...]
Tags: business · programming
Favorite Podcasts
January 16th, 2006 · No Comments
Here’s a list of my top podcasts:
Venture Voice is a great podcast for anyone interested in entrepreneurism or business. It has an emphasis on internet and technology businesses, but I believe the discussions with the guests have broad appeal. I especially enjoyed the interview with Derek Sivers of CD Baby.
InfoTalk Podcast hosted by [...]
I should really start a blog
January 13th, 2006 · 2 Comments
Here’s what I’m going to write post entries on:
Stuff I find interesting on the web (programming, business, news, fun stuff).
Ideas I have about businesses, programming, life etc.
Any other ideas?
Tags: blog