WordPress as a Content Management System : Analysis of Structure and Implementation of WordPress 10-June-2010 Table of Contents Abstract 1 1. Introduction. 2 2. Analysis of WordPress. 3 2.1 Environment Background. 3 2.2 Functionality. 4 2.3 File Structure. 4 3. Implementation of WordPress. 5 3.1 Planning. 6 3.2 Installation. 7 3.3 Application of Theme. 9… Continue reading WordPress brief analysis and Implementation review.
WordPress spammers are upgraded
Several things noticeable happened after I changed my blog to WordPress. One of those is comment spam. Thing is that this comment spam is pretty intelligent in following sense. – They don’t advertise directly. Sometimes, they read like friendly comments and almost look like that is written by hands. I’m still confused whether they are written by… Continue reading WordPress spammers are upgraded
E-mail from Dyson to let me know the day to wash filter
It was a surprise to me that an electric vacuum cleaner manufacturer send an e-mail saying that it’s the time to wash your filter. Frankly, it’s not so difficult to send a automatic mass e-mail for eMarketer. But, I never expected to receive an service alarm mail from home electric manufacturer like Dyson. Even car… Continue reading E-mail from Dyson to let me know the day to wash filter
CIO roundtable 2011 hosted by UTS ITMP
I’ve been to CIO Roundtable hosted by the Information Technology Management Program at University of Technology, Sydney several days ago. It’s the first time for me to attend and hear those kinds of ideas. I’m just trying to sum up some ideas that’s coming up to mind after attending this event. – CIOs who are spending… Continue reading CIO roundtable 2011 hosted by UTS ITMP
TED: Dennis Hong: Making a car for blind drivers
Making a car for blind drivers is amazing thing that can make a better world. The reason why this is gracious is that this kind of creation is not an American dream, this is the work done for people who are out of our interest. Proud of Korean robot engineer who is a classmate of… Continue reading TED: Dennis Hong: Making a car for blind drivers