Nancy Scola over at TechPresident has the scoop on the latest attempt by a Presidential campaign to personalize mass emails. Basically, “Barack Obama” sent a “personal” email message out to his list yesterday about Hillary’s cash advantage. I am a member of Obama’s list and got the message. Then a few hours later Obama’s message was forwarded to me by some stranger in Leawood,...
Continue ReadingFor me this was definitely one of those weeks where I had more ideas for blog posts than time to write them. So here are the five topics I would have written about if time weren’t such a limiting factor for me right now.
(5) Top 40 Drupal Projects
I have a pretty good grasp on what the best WordPress plug-ins are but less knowledge about the various Drupal modules....
Continue ReadingAnyone that regularly reads tech blogs knows that the news aggregator Techmeme is the topic of tons of discussion. I think the attraction definitely has something to do with the fact that Techmeme simply does a pretty good job of summarizing the day’s tech news.
But I think the other thing at play here is that Techmeme is a bit of an exclusive club....
Continue ReadingOur post a few weeks back about when to use Drupal and WordPress generated a pretty good discussion in the comments and on other websites. Below are the best questions/comments and our responses.
(1) Amnon – Drupal Israel: “Did you notice any performance difference between the systems?”
Considering the functionality both of them possess and what both the platforms are trying to accomplish,...
Continue ReadingGoogle Maps has always been pretty easy to use to embed maps in your website. The tool has featured an open API since the beginning, which made it easy for folks with a fairly advanced understanding of the web to post maps on their site. But it still wasn’t dead simple
This all changed in April when Google launched My Maps,...
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