To give our colleagues a better idea of what’s changed in our web applications each week, we’ll be preparing this quick list for publication each Friday. Not all of the details of each change are included below, but we’ll be … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Weekly Web Development Round-up April 25-29, 2011
Tag: Web Application Development
Weekly Web Development Round-up April 18-22, 2011
To give our colleagues a better idea of what’s changed in our web applications each week, we’ll be preparing this quick list for publication each Friday. Not all of the details of each change are included below, but we’ll be … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Weekly Web Development Round-up April 18-22, 2011
Weekly Web Development Round-up April 11-15, 2011
To give our colleagues a better idea of what’s changed in our web applications each week, we’ll be preparing this quick list for publication each Friday. Not all of the details of each change are included below, but we’ll be … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Weekly Web Development Round-up April 11-15, 2011
Subscribe to feeds on private blogs
Today we released a new plugin for WordPress that allows you to subscribe to the RSS feeds of private blogs using any RSS reader. When you are logged in and viewing a private blog, the RSS feed links will now … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Subscribe to feeds on private blogs
WordPress feeds can now include pages
During the past few years new versions of WordPress have made this system much easier to use — and our community has made use of these new abilities to make a wide range of sites structured in many ways. Most … Continue reading →…Continue Reading WordPress feeds can now include pages
DrupalCon 2011: Day 1
This week Ian and Adam are in Chicago for the bi-annual DrupalCon developer conference. Drupal is the software that we use to manage the Middlebury and MIIS websites, as well as a couple others. Read on for notes on the … Continue reading →…Continue Reading DrupalCon 2011: Day 1
State of the Site
Overview What follows is a report on the state of notable web applications and sites in use at Middlebury including the College website, the Middlebury instance of WordPress (i.e. sites.middlebury.edu) and a variety of key web applications that provide services … Continue reading →…Continue Reading State of the Site