Tag Archives: wordpress

Test Post

21 Aug

This is a test post to try and figure out what is going on with my blog.
 

Example C# IDataContext interface

    public interface IDataContext {
        System.Data.Linq.DataContext Context { get; }
        void SubmitChanges();
    }

New Theme

5 Mar

I changed out my WordPress theme again. I wanted a theme that would render faster than the one I was using. I haven’t spent much time tweaking the layout yet but I will probably play with it as I get time.

Rockin’ The New WordPress

11 Dec

I upgraded to the new WordPress 2.7 and it’s pretty cool.  It seems a little slower than the previous version.  All the Web 2.0 features seem to be a little heavy, however it may just be because my hosting is a very underpowered VPS setup.

I really like the way the WordPress admin looks.  I have been waiting for WordPress to do some usability work on the admin panel for a long time.

OpenID Enabled

2 May

I installed the WP-OpenID plugin for WordPress along with the OpenID selector. Now you can use an OpenID url as your identifier for commenting on posts. Now that I am more familiar with OpenID I will be looking for it on other blogs.

First Post

3 Apr

Well I decided to check out WordPress again.  I was using Mephisto  but it is really difficult to deal with and as a project it seems to be in a comma.  I had problems with Mephisto’s xmlrpc support and I even went to the effort of diving in and fixing some of the issues but no one seemed to care.  The patch I sent in wasn’t applied because someone else was going to rewrite the xmlrpc support for the next version.  So instead of applying a working patch to the current development version which is the version many people are running they decided to do nothing.  Needless to say I was a little peeved since if I updated my Mephisto install I would have to reapply my patch.  The pace of development on Mephisto was extremely slow.  The last stable release won’t run on Rails 2.  Mephisto is really geared to be used in a multi author environment and I only need a good single author solution.

So I am trying WordPress again.  WordPress 2.5 has a revamped admin section that is very Web 2.0 in design and is much easier to navigate.  I am giving WordPress another chance to win me over.