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Dave Johnson in Links
08:59AM Mar 08, 2006
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08:59AM Mar 07, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
06:42AM Mar 07, 2006
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Dave Johnson in General
05:47AM Mar 07, 2006
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02:23PM Mar 06, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Roller
10:12AM Mar 03, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
04:31AM Mar 03, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
03:23AM Mar 02, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
05:51PM Mar 01, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Sun
04:59PM Mar 01, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
04:50PM Feb 28, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Roller
04:03PM Feb 27, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Java
04:23AM Feb 26, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Roller
08:26AM Feb 24, 2006
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Joe Gregorio: APP, OpenSearch and Microformats. Get used to seeing them; those small pieces loosely joined are the future of web services.Joe's talking about the new Lucene Web Services API, which is based on Atom protocol (APP), OpenSearch and Microformats. It's very cool to see the APP already applied outside of the realm of blogs.
Dave Johnson in Blogging
06:00AM Feb 24, 2006
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Ross Rader: Perhaps ATOM is the better way to proceed after all - at least those documents are developed according to a consistent, reliable and predictable process that I can count on from a business perspective.
As another Dave might say: bingo!
Dave Johnson in Blogging
03:49AM Feb 24, 2006
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Optaros open source CMS study: Roller is the most established of the Java-based blogging softwares. Powering sites such as the popular blogs.sun.com and JRoller, Roller certainly qualifies as industrial strength. Roller is designed to host multiple blogs, each with its own formatting layout and style.
As you can see above, Scott Gottlieb of Optaros included Roller in his evaluation of open source CMS servers. Roller did pretty well considering that Optaros evaluated an old release (1.3) and didn't seem to notice Roller's ongoing move to Apache Software Foundation governance.
And coming soon: Forrester Research will be including Roller in it's Forrester Wave evaluation of blogging solutions. That'll be good for Roller in a couple of ways. It will get us some more publicity for the project and it'll help us understand Roller's deficiencies when compared to other systems.
Dave Johnson in Blogging
06:38PM Feb 23, 2006
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06:09PM Feb 23, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Links
08:59AM Feb 21, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
07:03AM Feb 21, 2006
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