I written about creating an API for any website before, but those methods were fraught with danger if the underlying site changed its structure. I’ve known about dapper for quite some time but I didn’t realize that dapps are resilient against underlying site changes until now.
The “Dapp Factory,” a Rhino-based server application […]
I switched from Bloglines to Google Reader months ago and was planning on adding a linkblog feed here that combined del.icio.us with shared items, but I’m lazy… so for now go subscribe to my Google Reader shared items.
Google reader feeds the data junkie in all of us with feed trends. I took a vacation last week to Sayulita, Nay, MX and realized when I returned that my feeds were a bit, well, unread. On the right of that chart you’ll notice a 5 day gap and then see the spike. […]
Last night over dinner/drinks I was talking about my feeds to co-workers and they wondered how I consume over 100 feeds. Turns out I’m actually consuming 187 feeds and 11 mailing lists.
What am I consuming? Go have a look at Bloglines Public Feeds for Wes Maldonado
I think a CEO blog should be natural and professional or non-existent. Seth Godin gives us a non-blogging example:
If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well, and I think the standards for a multimillionaire CEO announcing a major new venture ought to be pretty high. When you should stop […]
Ever run into a website that doesn’t offer any feeds, RSS/Atom/RDf/Etc? Now with sites like Feed43, FeedTier or Feeds2B you can! quickly and easily create a feed for any site. Let’s see what each of these sites has to offer.
Feed43
Feed43 is great for anyone that understands regular expressions. Building a feed took […]
The view out my office is pretty boring… I get to stare out at the Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Park, but I enjoy watching all the fire trucks and emergency vehicles scream down Western Avenue the most. I always wondered where are they going and now that I’ve found Seattle Fire Department’s […]
Interesting post by Steve Rubel about some new MySpace Economy companies.
a startup that generates more RSS than revenue. engadet on Pandora and the SqueezeBox
I can’t wait for Web 3.0… and don’t get me started about Web 5.0!
I’ve updated the Permalinks, switched feeds to FeedBurner and started tracking stats using Performancing Metrics.
Permalinks
I changed the permalink structure:
From WordPress Custom http://www.brokenbuild.com/blog/index.php/2006/03/21/sample-post/ To Mod_Rewrite http://www.brokenbuild.com/blog/2006/03/21/sample-post/
I haven’t taken the time to verify everything works… if it’s broken, let me know.
FeedBurner
The feeds are now served up by FeedBurner because I’m into data porn. Let me […]