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According to the devs over at CoComment , their service is officially out of beta and open to anyone willing to sign up for it. They seem to have ironed most of the major kinks out of the system, and so far I’ve thoroughly enjoyed using it, namely for the fact that I can keep up with all of my comments (on coco enabled blogs at least) in one place. Getting your blog coco enabled is a snap, and now that it’s fully automated is painless for your users to take advantage of. They recently...

Performancing for Firefox 1.1.1 | Performancing.com Performancing for Firefox is a full featured blog editor that sits right within Firefox. Just hit F8 or click the little pencil icon at the bottom right to bring up the blog editor and easily post to your Wordpress, MovableType or Blogger blogs. This is a pretty cool little Firefox add-in; you can snag it from the link above. It won't replace my desktop blogging tool, but it's nice for publishing short snippets from websites, plus it supports Technorati...

This is a test post from a tool I can't discuss as of yet. Let's see how it handles some basic text formatting. This is an italic blockquote. Bold is yummy. So is underlined text. Numbered list: Ordered list. List item number 2. Bulleted list: Bullet 1. Bullet 2. And finally, code formatting: 1 // Design pattern for a base class. 2 public class Base: IDisposable 3 { 4 //Implement IDisposable. 5 public void Dispose() 6 { 7 Dispose( true ); 8 GC.SuppressFinalize( this ); 9 } 10 11 protected virtual...

I recently found out that Guy Kawasaki is blogging (via ScottW’s blog, the post aptly titled “ How To Be A Demo God ”): His site is located here . If I hadn’t grown up as an Apple fanatic, I wouldn’t have recognized his name; he goes way back to the early days of that company, and has done numerous other things in the technological realm as well. His blog is absolutely packed with information, and it’s one of the very few I’ve discovered recently that I’ve clicked on the first post and started reading...

I wanted to get some feedback from you guys on the whole “fixed vs variable width” debate for website design. JK.com is (and always has been) a variable width site, and will more than likely continue to be for the foreseeable future, but I’ve seen some pretty good arguments as of late pushing fixed width design as it lends itself to better readability, and works better across different screen resolutions. I personally prefer variable width mainly due to the fact that since I paid...