This was the year I decided to bring it to the internets.  Since I write code for a living, it’s been an endless dream to built the perfect CMS to power my name dot com.  The constant struggle over which technology to use, how simple or complex to make it, and the endless ‘oh yeah’s.  So I decided to roll old school and made one large html page.  That was fun for a while, but I’m done the “webmaster” thing.  I’m very excited and impressed with WordPress.  Now if I can only figure out the rest of the system.  So many themes, so many widgets, so little time.

So now it’s live, and on to the dribble.  After the jump?

Been checking out Fuser lately.  I had mistaken them for another Feed Aggregator, but turns out they do email and social.  Gotta say it’s starting to grow on me.  Another part of this year’s internet experiment was to dive back into the scene through RSS and the major social sites.  I was cooking for a while, but started to get data burnout.  I had to cut down on the input.

Since then I’ve steared clear of aggregators.  I’ve gotten off RSS for Twitter and haven’t looked back.  While I don’t see myself using Fuser everyday, I can see myself using it.  It’s starting to grow on me now that I know it’s not a Flex app.  Now I’m actually digging the BeOS-ish bubbly design.  When I found the Exchange integration, that’s when I knew I’d be coming back.  

Can’t wait to see what new site I’ll find tomorrow.