November 2006 - Posts

20 November 2006
Barthelme for CS 2.1
After working on it on and off for a while it is finally (I think) ready for release. There probably will be issues as its only been tested on my own blog. The CSS definitely has some extraneous stuff which I will be working to be rid of for the next release. I would appreciate feedback or, even better... Read More...
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15 November 2006
Blogging With WLW
Used Windows Live Writer for a few posts, its been great, except when it comes to categories/tags handling. Opening an existing post does not check the existing tags. And as far as I can tell, there is no way to create new tags. Read More...
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14 November 2006
Amazon Swag: November 2006
My Amazon order arrived late last week. I am a happy and contented man. Clockwise from top left, a pair of Ayreon albums, "Into the Electric Castle" and "Actual Fantasy Revisited", Frameshift "An Absence of Empathy", "Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence After the Long Goodbye" and the pièce de résistance... Read More...
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09 November 2006
Community Server 2.1 MetaBlog API Update
The Telligent crew back ported the Blog File Drop feature slated for CS 3.0 into 2.1. What it means is that I can upload more than one picture per post via the MetaWeblogAPI. This is fantastic news. It simply means I no longer have to futz around with the Photo Gallery should I need more than one picture... Read More...
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08 November 2006
Thunderbird 1.5.0.8
Mozilla almost sneaked this one past me, I was made aware of it only when my installation of Thunderbird prompted for me to install the update. Release notes are pretty skimpy. Improvements to product stability. Several security fixes . The Rumbling Edge has the gory details as usual. Read More...
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08 November 2006
Tamarin (Adobe + Mozilla Love)
Very exciting, Adobe open sourced their ActionScript Virtual Machine, a "high performance" VM featuring a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler. They have also contributed it to Mozilla which created the Tamarin Project will eventually be integrated to the core Javascript engine. The good news for developers is... Read More...
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01 November 2006
Community Server Daily News
I have only just realised that I have been mentioned twice in the Community Server Daily News. (I'm duckie) This site runs on Community Server by the way, and I highly recommend it. Version 3 (due Q1 2007) will be even better. Read More...
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