I love new ventures and I love new ventures that disrupt the norm. Enter in SpeedCurve a sexy new take on daunting website stats from UX designer Mark Zeman. Mark’s seeking early Beta testers of his new app and shares why he started this in the first place:
Now this is pretty neat: Basilis Kanonidis let us know of a sweet campaign that just launched that hopes to gather the support of the wide WordPress community. What is it? SchoolPress is a project inspired by the need to educate kids around WordPress. There are many things that kids and their parents can learn, while starting to blog, code or even build their business, around WordPress. SchoolPress will be both an online and an offline project. Oh, now that’s pretty slick. Please note that it’s relative to Greece so it’s not a stateside project, FYI.
Just in time too. NetNewsWire, a native OS X RSS Reader just released their Beta for version 4 and it’s not too shabby. You can download it and import your Google Reader feeds in just a matter of seconds (literally) and be relieved that not is all lost. I tried it out last night and although it won’t get me to switch from Feedly at the present moment I may slowly begin to try it on for size at it comes out into a full release.
Noel Tock and WP Remote are looking to up their game and to continue to create a product worth downloading and using. He’s looking for a bit of help with a survey that he’s shot out – would you mind answering it, especially if you’re a WP Remote fan? Check it:
What my client wanted was reasonable: Select any X flavors from a selection of Y available flavors. If you’ve worked with this before, it’s about setting variables. Some Ecommerce platforms do this better than others. Regardless, for clients this is how they buy yogurt at Target, select candy on Valentine’s Day, and order ice cream cones for the family in summer. But I made a mistake and here is how I lost 99% of my credibility with a $49 extension. Ready to hear my story?
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