The new website is not ready... but that is not going to stop me from getting people to start using it. My dad always says 'the cobbler's children have no shoes'. My dad is not a cobbler, and yes... I always had shoes... however, I didn't always understand what that meant, and as I got older... I understood but never really 'got it'. Now that I have been knee deep in web design, development, building, and theming.. I get it, and it's soooo true. The current theme here at blothingee is a contrib theme from d.o, and some of the sites I do for myself, I seem to spend the lease amount of time theming. So I guess it could be said that the themer's site lacks luster.

Am I the only one that wants a t-shirt that says "I Don't Support IE6"? Let's face it, not many people would get it, and I would just give the impression that I am a negative person. The fact is... I am a realist, and IE6 is going to be around for a while longer, at least long enough for me to keep finding newer better stronger ways to work around troublesome browser.

I have been envious of my MAC wielding friends since seeing the features and capabilities of the Coda text editor. I have used Dreamweaver, Notepad, Notepad++, and tried software such as Aptana (which I really like), Programmers Notepad, Komodo Edit, Top Style, and Ultra Edit. They all have some good features and do things well, but not quite what I wanted. I have just stumbled upon WeBuilder 2008 and I have to say that so far (it's been about 24 hours) I really like it! So I decided to create a quick blog entry to share this resource would be a good idea.

There is more to maintaining a blog than writing stuff to share and hope someone reads it. The time involved, the technology to make it happen, the not to mention the shameless promotion. This blogthingee is about the tech behind the drop that gets some of the work done for you.

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