If you're having trouble getting to the blog, or the feed is messed up, or anything, please let me know, and we'll take care of it. If you've got other ideas for how to integrate Blogdigger's data into FeedFlare, just let me know!
The only downside: I really like using categories for my posts.
What are you waiting for? If you have ideas, questions, comments, please don't hesitate to let us know.
the next one will likely involve FeedBurner's geotags and Blogdigger Local.
com, Typepad and Blogger.
If you've got other ideas for how to integrate Blogdigger's data into FeedFlare, just let me know!
In other words, sometimes you don't need another database server, you just need more database connections in your pool. I'll eat there anytime.
I haven't used Blogger regularly for a few years, and in the interim they've made leaps and bounds in terms of usability, including things like comments and AdSense integration. A number of factors have combined to push usage of Blogdigger to new levels.
Soak up the sun and call us today! From what I've seen, most problems in software development come from misuse or misconfiguration of a software component, rather than limited resources. I could also edit the template to fit my liking.
I suppose I'll have to resort to tags, which will be an interesting experiment to see if I can keep up with using them.
Soak up the sun and call us today! Soak up the sun and call us today! Soak up the sun and call us today!
Jack's corporate title says it all. lunchSpark has a comprehensive list of eating establishments searchable by location; after you create a profile, you can see who else is in the area with similar interests, and hook up for a meal. Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money back.
If you're having trouble getting to the blog, or the feed is messed up, or anything, please let me know, and we'll take care of it.
I'd argue that is a good thing; it's easy to take a system, throw more hardware at it, and walk away without really attempting to understand where things are going wrong. com, Typepad and Blogger.
If you've got other ideas for how to integrate Blogdigger's data into FeedFlare, just let me know! I tried out Wordpress. By pulling a search result feed formatted in RSS, lunchSpark was able to quickly incorporate highly relevant blog content into their site.