Flow Focused

Flow Focused

Business Agility with Agile and Kanban

Tag: Wordpress

  • Four Platforms That Are Changing Writing

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    Not since 1998 when blogging was first introduced to the world has writing changed. Recently, four platforms made by start-ups and individuals have done more to change writing than anyone else in the world. Since 1998, publishing and media companies have spent their time trying to adapt their processes and save their businesses. For the…

  • Back. With Style No Less.

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    It’s been a long while since this site has seen much action. It feels good to write something with some thought to it again. I want to take a bit of time tonight and a bit of journaling, a bit of reflecting, and a bit of looking forward on to ideas that matter. I really…

  • Some DISQUS and Intense Debate Thoughts – They Both Need Work

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    I recently changed the comment systems on Open Mode And Toronto Dev to both use the DISQUS comment system, where they were previously using Intense Debate.  DISQUS did a great job of jumping on any Discussions either I was having, or that I could see other were having on Twitter about their system. Besides DISQUS’s…

  • Recommended WordPress Plugins For New Bloggers

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    I’ve had a few friends in the past couple of months start new blogs, which is great, but a big part of starting a new blog is deciding on what plugins should be installed as well.  Instead of helping these new bloggers one at a time, I’ve decided to be a bit more efficient and…

  • Getting Excited About Blogging At Wordcamp

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    Get Excited About Blogging. That’s what happens when you attend an event like WordCamp Toronto. When I used to do Capoeira, yearly events would be held in Toronto or Montreal that I would go to.  At these events people excited about capoeira would come together, some of them beginners and some who had been practising…