So it’s been a while with no action around here. Plenty of other things have been keeping my attention lately, but it’s high time I got back to showing this site a little love. Here’s just a few of the things I’ve been up to in the past few months.
After a few successful rounds of beta testing, the new WordPress FeedBurner Plugin v2.1 is officially released. Thanks to the beta testers, and to the guys over at FeedBurner. They’ve been a great help through the process.
It’s not often that one gets to work on a project that is not only fun, but part of something that is going to make a real difference in the world. Both these are the case with one of our latest projects at the Web Group, the website for this year’s Notre Dame Forum.
The Beta Testing is closed. But you can check out the final version.
I’m in the final stages of developing the newest version of the FeedBurner plugin, and need a few people to test it out before I release it. If you’re interested in beta testing the plugin, leave a comment.
These days I find myself pondering this question more and more: What does Web Development have to do with Information Technology? The more I think about it, the less they have in common. Now more than ever I am confident that Web Development should never be organized under IT.