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Tag Archives: open source
Open Source Business Models
I’ll be going to BarCamp Vancouver in October, and one of the sessions I’m thinking about trying to organize is one about open-source business models. Given that BraveNewCode releases several open-source, GPL plugins, this is an area that I’ve been … Continue reading
WordCamp Vancouver Wrap-Up
Last night was Vancouver’s first ever WordCamp down at the Network Hub downtown. I got there about 15 minutes early, and was fairly amazed that it was already standing (or sitting, if you will) room only. There were so many … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Media Coverage, Wordpress
Tagged open source, speaking, Vancouver, wordcamp, Wordpress
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Homeward Bound
I’ve decided to head back home for the weekend. I haven’t been back to Chilliwack since Christmas time, so I figure I’m long overdue. A whole whack of conferences start soon, and I’m going to by fairly swamped up until … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged beer camp, chilliwack, conferences, open source, startup weekend, Technology, Vancouver
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WordPress Media Burner Plugin
Tonight I had a few people over at my place to watch movies, drink some beer, and hack out a few techy type things. My little project for the evening was to try and media-ify my blog somehow. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Programming
Tagged Around The Web, Blogging, open source, Programming, rss, Wordpress
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Vancouver IETF
For those of you who don’t know, the Internet Engineering Task Force is a group of people that ultimately decide the technologies that will ultimately be engrained into the internet. UDP, TCP, SSL, HTTP – these are all examples of … Continue reading
Tagged conferences, ietf, open source, social, Technology, Vancouver, westin
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TrollDigger Version 2?
About six months ago I got it into my head that I wanted to play around with RSS technology and see if I could come up with something cool with it. That eventually turned into a standalone RSS reader I … Continue reading
Tagged mac, open source, rss, software, trolldigger
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Drupal Monthly Meetup In Vancouver
Tonight I found myself down in the gastown area, having a few beers with old pal Boris Mann down at the Bryght offices. He was nice enough to invite me to some of the Thursday night BBQ lovin at his … Continue reading
Posted in Around The Web
Tagged boris-mann, bryght, conferences, drupal, gastown, open source, Programming, security-measures, united-states, Vancouver
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CoolExcerpt WordPress Plugin
A few months ago, I wrote a flickr plugin for wordpress that integrated with a few different image galleries including Lightbox and Greybox. As last count, 126 different blogs were using the crossroads plugin to show their flickr images in … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Programming, Wordpress
Tagged cool-excerpt, excerpt, flickr, open source, plugins, video, youtube
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Crossroads Plugin Adoption
Well, it’s only been a little over a week since I open sourced the plugin used on this website. So far, based on the flickr API key statistics, it looks like 25 people are using it, which is pretty cool. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging
Tagged crossroads, flickr, open source, plugin, Programming, Wordpress
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