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Blogging in the Enterprise
Most companies dismiss blogging as unproductive. They’re wrong. Employee blogs are one of the most powerful knowledge management tools available.
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jQuery: JavaScript That Doesn’t Suck
I hated JavaScript until jQuery let me select DOM elements with CSS syntax. In this post I cover selectors, toggles, Ajax requests, and appending content, with code for each.
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Is WordPress “Web 2.0?”
Matt Mullenweg answers the question himself, and his reply is less about buzzwords than about four years of unglamorous work by dozens of contributors.
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The Online Office Journey
I was tired of emailing documents between computers, so I went looking for an office suite that lives in a browser. What I found in Zoho and Think Free, and where each one let me down.
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PHP Leads Web 2.0
An essay on why PHP became the language behind so many Web 2.0 applications: easy to learn, lightweight, extensible, and already wired to the APIs and AJAX toolkits everyone wanted.
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The Greatest Failure of Web 2.0
I like the Web 2.0 applications, but they refuse to talk to each other. On interoperability and reduced sign-on as the shortcoming keeping the whole movement from wider adoption.