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new/Content

So recently I made the offhand tweet that Habari will be the new Rails, and I was only partially joking.

This sparked a few tweets from friends of mine, ranging from the usual supportive, uplifting words of Caius, to the disbelief of my good friend Kevin, and finally ending with the always sage words of the good doctor.

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new/Information

Location: Plano, TX
Intended Audience: Developers
Activity: 6 Comments
License: Creative Commons
Posted: May 30, 2009

old/Slowness

Please bear with the slowdown around these parts. I am running the bleeding edge of Habari, which has landed some pretty great new functionality.

Unfortunately it looks like we introduced some code that has impacted the lightning quick reflexes Habari is known for. We are working on addressing the problem, be assured.

old/Information

Intended Audience: Everyone
Activity: 3 Comments
License: Creative Commons
Posted: January 19, 2009

old/New Plugin: Author Feeds

If you run a Habari blog with multiple authors and would like to be able to get an Atom feed of a single users posts, then you are now in luck.

Today I am releasing a plugin I wrote for one of my other sites, WeDavis3. Basically I wanted to grab all my posts from the family site and pull them into my lifestream here on Sillyness, Werd. A couple of lines of code later and voila, Author Feeds was born.

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Intended Audience: Everyone
Activity: 2 Comments
License: Creative Commons
Posted: December 17, 2008

old/Habari Tips & Tricks

Not too long ago my wife asked me to set up a blog for her, so she could stay in contact with those we left behind in Kentucky. Since I had been wanting her to blog for a couple of years now, I immediately set to work figuring out a domain for it, and designing a theme.

She didn’t want a vanity domain, so I settled on WeDavis3 as a suitably short, descriptive URL for the site. I had been planning on blogging more about everyday life, so moving that to the new site made a certain amount of sense.

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