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Sitemaps just make sense. You create a Sitemap file, or a set of files and a Sitemap Index, that has all the your site links crafted purely for search engine consumption. It’s like candy for the search giants since they get spoon-fed your site structure by you. Not only can it tell them where your [...]
Something that really bugged me (and still does) about the ubuntu since I installed it is that eclipse is not even close to being the latest version in the package manager. That just seems really strange to me to have such and awesome and widely used IDE not supported in Ubuntu. Anyhow I am not [...]
As part of their tour of North America, Railo stopped by Salt Lake City with their CEO Gert Franz and CTO Michael Streit to present their CFML engine to the combined audiences of SLCFUG and NUCFUG groups. Along with the meeting we were able to have dinner with the Railo duo. The content of this [...]
For those of you who use and love subversion (svn) as much as I do you will be happy to know that David Child from Added Bytes (formally know as I Love Jack Daniels until certain legal misgivings) has released a Subversion specific cheetsheat, his first new one is almost a year.
Subversion Cheatsheet