Monkinetic Weblog

This should prove fun.

Evolt on CMSes.

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"This is our system. We designed it, we built it, and we use it more than you do. If there are some features you think might be missing, if the system isn't as effective as you think it could be, TOUGH! Give it back, we don't need you. See Figure 1."

Ev redesigns. Nice.

Fantastic! [Via "Jim"]

Macromedia has an extension for Dreamweaver that lets you create WebObjects templates.

I've switched the news box on the right of this page to suck in the RSS feed of the WebObjects-Newbies mailing list on Yahoo! Groups.

Found with this search on Google.

This screenshot of the Ximian Gnome desktop just confirms to me that the Mac interace is STILL the standard. Sure, it's got a 'doze style dock, but can anyone say "mile-high-menubar"? From this article on O'Reilly Net.

WebTechniques: Breaking Through The Hype.

Chatting with Andrew Duncan last night we got onto the topic of great circle distances - the shortest distance between two points on the Earth's surface. (A practical application for the shortest distance between two points on the surface of any sphere)

Sigh. Network Solutions is now selling all the information in the whois database to direct marketers. If you've ever registered a domain name, direct marketers will now be able to target you based on any information you've entered in the registration database, as well as how long your site has been up, if you're doing ecommerce, if your domain is active or not... damn.

http://www.deepthought.com.au/it/archetypes/Output/front.html

Coming soon, from WROX Press: Professional Webobjects with Java.

Cofax.CMS is a content management system written in Java. It's open source, for those who care (of which I'm one), and was developed by (or in cooperation with?) Knight-Ridder publishing. Looks fairly full-featured and extensible.

Courtesy of "Jim": http://www.faisal.com/

André Radke of "I-developed-a-lot-of-Frontier's-guts" fame, has joined the "webobjects-newbies" list. Welcome André!!

Completely non-scientific study results: I update my weblog more often when I work on my Mac than when on the Windows2K box. Why? The Mac is more comfortable, the browser easier on the eyes. Also, my site was designed on the Mac - in Windows it looks foreign.