News
News & Announcements
Jul 2010 - The google reader feed of my bliki blog is fixed on the
blog, sitemap
& 404 pages, the
Communities page was tweaked to reflect the
failed blog.
Jun 2010 - My blog server died so I have un-redirected the
./blog page and amended its
contents to point at the google reader feed and a hope for the future.
Jan 2010 - Happy New Year. I have updated the professional pages to catch
up with my move to Citihub Ltd. and
archived 2008's news.
Nov 2009 - 'Perils of Branwen', a german text translation was
uploaded.
Aug 2009 - A new blog placeholder has been created at
http://davelevy.info/blog. I also
implemented a mirror of
my Sun Blog as an XML
file
in the mirrors section.
The sitemap & 404 pages have been updated, and the home index page has a
link. These three pages have all the sun blog link anchor text changed.
July 2009 - I revised the Snipsnap mirror page, I added pointers
to the source code at sourceforge.net and uploaded HTMLMacro.jar. I amended the
March note below.
Apr 2009 - I revised the Sitemap
feature, with a new look and feel, and relocated the site news pages to here,
this means that the hyperlinks listed on these pages needed to be changed. Each
feature is located in a sub-directory with an index.html file, so that the
directory names can be used to obtain most features. I have also attempted to
delete any orphan pages and removed the experimental small screen optimised
pages. A 404 page has been created and implemented.
Mar 2009 - I revised the Snipsnap mirror page, uploaded a .tgz
file and added an add this button. It looks like the code's gone
otherwise.
Old News here...
Legal
This is a non-commercial web site. All copyright owners material should and
will be recognised. I will exercise my "fair use" rights etc etc.
Technical
This site is hosted by One&One, it was originally created using their
web site creator, but I discovered www.bluerobot.com. This is a quite
incredibly simple & clean look & feel and implementation.
The site is now created with Hot Metal Pro V5.0. Other HTML & widget
contributors are documented on the link page. The site should therefore work
with most browsers. Its pretty text intensive so should also be pretty fast.
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