Karl, A couple of things...
1. I am just thinking out loud here. Is there a way to setup up your blog in such a way that, if one of us posts a blog entry in our blogs (maybe in a category named jquery) and express interest in including that in learningjquery.com, then it gets added to ur blog. I am probably talking about a "planet" kinda setup i guess. I don' think it is a bad idea to go that route as well. Ofcourse, authors willing to contribute directly on your blog may also be a plus. 2. Don't get me wrong here, frankly, the documentation/demo/interesting-use-cases effort is more than a series of blog posts in my personal opinion (i am allowed to have one right? ;-) ). It should be organized a little differently. So, even if all of us post on learningjquery.com, i would still say that we need an organized site (visualjquery.com maybe) that can do more that what it does today. Just my .02 -GTG On 8/2/07, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Aug 2, 2007, at 2:42 PM, Ganeshji Marwaha wrote: > > Hi list, > > I have been thinking about a how-to/demo/interesting-use-cases kinda site > for jquery lately. > > But, it is not a trivial effort if we want to get it to a state where it > will be something jquery community can be proud of. So, i guess it should be > more of a community effort with a group of people leading the pack. > > So, if someone, like one of the leading plugin authors start such an > effort i will be more than willing to spend my nights and weekends on such > an effort. > > > > Hey everyone, please don't forget learningjquery.com! As most of you > know, I've been quite busy the past 7 months or so writing books, but I'm > hoping to get back into the swing of things after I nail down the clueTip > plugin. Still, there is only so much one person can do. I've extended an > invitation for others to contribute before, and Brandon Aaron has written a > few excellent posts already, but maybe sufficient time has gone by for me to > send out a plea for help again. > If anyone would like to write an entry/article/quick tip for > learningjquery.com, please let me know. I'd be happy to set you up with an > account and let you have at it. > If you all want to do your own thing, that's totally cool, but I think > there is something to be said for having a few centralized places for people > to visit for this sort of thing. > > By the way, I just checked my FeedBurner stats, and it reports that > learninjquery.com has over 1,000 subscribers to its feed (and rising). So, > that means lots of attention for your entries. :-) > > Cheers, > --Karl > _________________ > Karl Swedberg > www.englishrules.com > www.learningjquery.com > > > > >
