Blogsessive: Obsessed With Blogging

Monday, July 7th, 2008 by Matt

Over the past few weeks, I’ve found quite a few interesting articles on Blogsessive.com. I haven’t subscribed quite yet, but I’m considering. They have some interesting posts, and it might be worth your while to check some of them out. Here are a few noteable posts of theirs:

Maybe I’ll subscribe once I finish weeding-out the feeds I could do without from my aggregator.

Tags: Blogging, Blogs

2 Responses to “Blogsessive: Obsessed With Blogging” (Comments RSS)

Alex Cristache
6:29 am on July 7th, 2008

Hey Matt, thanks a lot for pointing your readers to Blogsessive and for considering a subscription. Looking forward to reading your opinions on the posts and I’ll make sure to check your blog more often as it looks pretty interesting for people involved in web design and development.Cheers!
Matt
12:02 am on July 8th, 2008

@Alex, I am now a Blogsessive subscriber. I’m glad you find Webmaster-Source interesting.

Search

Featured

Skribit

From The NTugo Network

On the Side... (RSS)

The Google Browser - 09/02/2008 #
They finally did it. After much rumor and speculation, Google has released their own web browser. Google Chrome, now available for Windows, and soon Mac and Linux, is designed to be the browser for the modern day, or something of the sort. It's lightweight, it uses little RAM, and it's got a quick JavaScript engine. It's interface is pretty unique too. Gonna have to try it for myself later...
WP125 in the Plugin Repository - 07/31/2008 #
Yay, it's finally been approved! My WP125 plugin is now in the WordPress plugin repository. This means I will be able to more easily deliver updated versions to those of you who use the plugin. Once the judging for the WLTC plugin competition ends, I'll start work on the next version, which will introduce some further customizability.
Google to Buy Digg - 07/23/2008 #
It looks like Google might be about to buy Digg! The reported offer is reported as $200 million. Link 1, Link 2. I don't mind, as long as they don't Google-ify the already good-looking design, integrate Google Accounts with the site, and rename it something generic "Google Vote" or "Google Crowd."
Sideblog Archive »