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Paul Annesley This is the personal website of Paul Annesley, senior developer at 99designs in Melbourne, Australia. You can follow Paul on Twitter.

Recent Bookmarks

  • toto » Tiny blog engine in Ruby and Rack, uses flat git-managed content files containing YAML & ERB/Markdown, handles comments via disqus, leaves caching to HTTP.
  • Machinarium » A puzzle point-and-click adventure game with a nice ambient soundtrack and a Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee feel about it. Implemented in flash, free demo.
  • Semantic Versioning » Simple version number specification for systems which expose a public API. The format is major.minor.patch (e.g. 3.0.12); major indicates backwards incompatible, minor indicates backwards compatible, and 0.x.x indicates rapid development.
  • The Go Programming Language » New programming language from Google: performance like C, dynamic like Python, concurrent like Erlang.
  • node.js » Event driven network IO for V8 JavaScript.
  • v8 JavaScript Engine » Google's JavaScript engine as seen in Chrome, runs standalone or embedded in C++
  • jaml - GitHub » Jaml tries to emulate Ruby’s Haml library, making it easy to generate HTML in your JavaScript projects.
  • proxymachine - GitHub » Awesome looking Ruby/EventMachine TCP proxy from GitHub that does content-based routing to a backend. Opens a proxy to a backend once the read buffer contains enough information for a ruby block to return the desired backend address.

People

  • James Annesley » Maker and purveyor of fine jazz saxophone music in Melbourne, Australia

WordPress Upgraded, Atom Feed via FeedBurner

23 December 2007

I've just upgraded WordPress, and while I was there it seemed a good time to switch from RSS to Atom feeds, and deliver them via FeedBurner.

I've always been interested to see how different feed readers handle a feed switching from RSS to Atom - I guess I'll find out. The new Atom entry IDs are the same as the old RSS item IDs, so hopefully we wont see duplicated posts...