I’m very happy to say that we’ve moved the blog to the Wordpress platform. I’ve been a big fan of WP since I first started my own blog there years ago (after a short-lived stay at the earliest version of blogger.com). In context to Bug Labs, I think it’s a very “fitting” choice. Here’s why:

1. Both are built using open source technologies and ideals
2. Both use the GPL
3. Both start good but get tremendously better with a developer community
4. Both are fully extensible, with practically no limitations to the final product (Guy Kawasaki launched a business, Truemors, purely by customizing wordpress!)
5. Both are “blank canvases” for creation, which could result in a motion-controllable slideshow playback device or… pictures of cats with bizarre captions

We’re working the kinks out of the system now, so you may see an oddity here or there (if so, please do leave a comment on this post!).

Posted in Open Source, Updates, Web/Tech by Jeremy Toeman | on Thursday, June 5th, 2008 at 6:00 pm. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.