Podcasts about rapidweaver

Joe and Greg are back! It's been almost exactly one year since our last episode. We hope that you enjoy the show.

In this episode, Joe and Greg talk all about the Stacks 4 launch, Weaver's Space Conference 2019 and general updates.

The Stacks 4 beta is almost here! Greg and Joe talk about all of the awesome new features coming to Stacks 4. You can get early access to Stack 4 now on the YourHead Patreon page... https://www.patreon.com/yourhead/

Greg added a new member to his family! We catch up with Greg and answer some user feedback from previous shows.

In this episode, Joe and Greg talk all about delivering email reliably so that your email does not get trapped inside spam filters.

In this episode, Joe and Greg respond to some customer feedback about Google and 404s vs 301 redirects. Then we turn the tables and discuss how you can use git to version control your RapidWeaver projects and even use it for an advanced publishing workflow.

This is part 2 of this series. Check out episode 26 for part 1. In this episode, Joe and Greg analyze their own websites in Google PageSpeed. We go line by line with the results and give our feedback on what you should do with them.

In this episode, Joe and Greg analyze their own websites in Google PageSpeed. We go line by line with the results and give our feedback on what you should do with them.

In this episode, Joe and Greg catch up since it's been a while since we've had an episode (sorry). We answer some user questions about Google and https.

Today’s guest is Joe Workman. Joe is a Rapid Weaver developer and the founder of Weaver’s Space. He also runs the Weaver’s Space Online Conference.

In this episode, Joe and Greg answer some user feedback and talk about some SEO tools for RapidWeaver. We also talk about new Formloom and Horizon add-ons that have been recently released.

In this episode, Joe and Greg catch up on what's been going since WSC2018. Then they discuss how Apple will be supporting Dark Mode for websites. What does that mean for web designers? Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/23

In this episode, Joe and Greg talk about backup solutions for your websites and your local Macs.

In this episode, Joe and Greg are LIVE from WSC2018. We review how the conference went and what our key take aways were. Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/22

MSM 400: Citing 400 shows. Because Ponies are delicious. Jokes You Can Use: Eileen Award: Advisory: Happy Children Do Chores https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/18/opinion/sunday/children-chores-parenting.html#annotations:7e8bzKWWEeiiI__YyRAB8g Red Solo Cup Challenge http://michellekrzmarzick.blogspot.com/2014/06/red-solo-cup-challenge_18.html#annotations:MI7YNKL8Eeid8T_p9xo2Jw Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com) Reinventing STEM http://k12science.net/Podcast/Podcast/Entries/2018/8/22_Middle_School_Science_Minute__Rinventing_STEM.html From the Twitterverse: #mschat every Thursday at 8:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. And as Troy says, “The Twitter never stops!” Strategies: Emailing Your Teacher http://nextvista.org/v/6993/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgMvrcgYeGY Random Groups http://mrorr-isageek.com/random-grouping-cards-for-math-class/ Resources: Classroom 2.0 LIVE Webinar Series Website: http://www.classroom20.com/ Classroom 2.0 Live Show: http://live.classroom20.com/ New England League of Middle Schools - Jeff Rodman, Ex. Dir. RapidWeaver 8 Released! (And 3 patches) https://www.realmacsoftware.com/rapidweaver/ (by way of example: www.mrmcgirr.com) MyBib https://www.mybib.com/ Web Spotlight: Calling Bull https://callingbull.org/ Random Thoughts . . .

In this episode, Joe and Greg all of the cool things that you can do with an htaccess file. Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/20

In this episode, Joe and Greg discuss the launch of RapidWeaver 8 and their favorite new features it has. This is the best version of RapidWeaver ever! Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/19

In this episode, Joe and Greg discuss two important files for SEO: sitemap.xml and robots.txt Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/18

In this episode, Joe and Greg do a status update with how things are going in 2018. How is it August already?!?! Then we field a couple of user questions Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/17

In this episode, Joe and Greg talk all about how they record, edit and publish video for the web. This episode is jammed packed full of useful tips. Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/16

In this episode Joe and Greg talk about WWDC and all of the new hotness coming in iOS 12 and MacOS 10.14 Mojave. Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/15

Greg is back! In this episode, Joe and Greg discuss all of the best practices for publishing our websites. The various way that we can get our websites published. How to best organize the files on our servers. Subdomains vs folders. And lastly, the ultimate showdown of how to use folder names inside your RapidWeaver project. (Obviously Joe won that battle, right?) Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/14

Joe gives you a behind the scenes tour of how all of the magic happens at Weaver's Space. Part 2 of 2 Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/13

Joe gives you a behind the scenes tour of how all of the magic happens at Weaver's Space. Part 1 of 2 Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/12

Greg is on vacation so Joe flies solo and talks exclusively about his vision for Weaver's Space. This is part one of a three part series from Joe. Full show notes at https://www.weaverradio.com/11

This show is all about HTTPS. We cover... How do you acquire SSL certificates? How do you configure your RapidWeaver projects to use HTTPS? Why do we even need to do this?

EPIC FAIL! In the show intro, Joe said that this was show #8... in fact, its show #9. He will be beaten... In this show we reflect on the demise of Adobe Muse and what it means for the future of RapidWeaver. Greg and Joe also get into their origin stories and how they got into RapidWeaver.

This show continues our mini-series on images on the web. In this episode, we discuss how images can affect your SEO.

This show continues our mini-series on images on the web. In this episode, we discuss the various ways to get images into your RapidWeaver projects.

This show kicks off a short mini-series on images on the web. In part 1 you will learn about the difference between all of the various image formats that are used on the web today. We also talk about some of the best places to find stock images, graphics and icons.

In today's show Joe and Greg talk about The GDPR law that will be coming into affect in May 2018. Its not as scary as many are making it out to be.

In today's show Joe and Greg talk about their go to apps for helping them be better designers. More importantly, Joe's echo from previous episodes has been fixed!

In this episode Joe and Greg talk all about email and newsletters.

In this episode Joe and Greg talk about their plans for 2018.

In this episode Joe and Greg look back at 2017. They talk about some of the amazing things that happened and things that could have been improved.

Technical discussion about how to translate websites into different languages.

For the 100th episode of Community Signal, we’re talking about the show itself. How it came to be, what drives it and how we make it each week. My guest is the producer of all 100 episodes, Karn Broad. Karn is my creative partner in the show, but if he does his job well, you never think about it. This episode really gives you a sense of the rapport than Karn and I have, and how we work together every week to produce Community Signal. Plus: How Karn and I met Why I ended the first community management podcast that I hosted The process of creating the show each week Our Podcast is Made Possible By… If you enjoy our show, please know that it’s only possible with the generous support of our sponsor: Higher Logic. Big Quotes “If you do your job really well as a sound engineer, you almost become invisible. If that’s the right way to put it. People don’t think about you if you’re getting your job right. Same in live sound engineering. You’ve connected the audience to the live music, they’re not thinking about you at all.” -@WebKarnage “I don’t think about my job as a sound engineer while I’m playing [music] much because I’ve got to focus on being a player. Otherwise, the job I’m doing isn’t going to be 100%.” -@WebKarnage “It’s still not a shock if I’ve done six or seven hours of editing work on a podcast, maybe more. That can happen some weeks. It really depends on how it all clicks. Sometimes I can pull things together really quickly. Sometimes the episodes are long and I find the editing tricky. Some people that you think are going to be awkward for me, actually prove to be quite easy. People that tend to leave pauses, you can take the pauses out; with a blink, they are gone.” -@WebKarnage “One of the things that makes me happy … is that a lot of people we have on are first-timers to a podcast. Out of 100 episodes, we’ve had 98 unique guests. I really want to do a survey but I would hazard a guess that for 30-45% of those people, [Community Signal is] the first podcast they’ve ever been a guest on. I always thought that’s pretty cool. What I’m saying is, we don’t go after influential people. I don’t go after people who have Twitter followers. I just want people who I actually want to talk to.” -@patrickokeefe About Karn Broad Amongst a large variety of work, Karn Broad has spent over 20 years in the audio world, and has been involved in web design for over 10 years, making websites for small businesses and working in software support for a web design package called RapidWeaver for Realmac Software. He spent several years as the producer of the SitePoint Podcast, which is where we met and built our working relationship. His direct experience in community is as a user of several forums and as a moderator for the RapidWeaver user forums. Currently, in addition to producing Community Signal, Karn works in education with children that have specific learning needs, plays bass (sometimes double-bass, sometimes electric bass) in three different live bands, and teaches both guitar and music production. He likes things busy. Related Links Sponsor: Higher Logic, the community platform for community managers Karn Broad on Twitter The first episode of Community Signal The Social Element, Higher Logic and Open Social, companies who have sponsored the show Tamara Littleton, CEO of The Social Element Hunter Montgomery, CMO of Higher Logic Mieszko Czyzyk, director and co-founder of Open Social RapidWeaver for Realmac, where Karn provides software support The SitePoint Podcast, where Karn and Patrick met The Podcast Network, where Patrick previously hosted The Community Admin Show Brad Williams, Stephan Segraves and Kevin Yank, co-hosts of the SitePoint Podcast Karn’s go-to podcasts include Click and the Royal Society SitePoint wins Podcast of the Year award from .net magazine Trivia: All episodes of Community Signal have been recorded on Skype, except for this one and this one Total Recorder, an application Patrick uses to record audio for the show Soundtrack Pro and Logic Pro X  are software tools that Karn uses to produce Community Signal Alex Embry’s episode clocks in at the longest episode of Community Signal KarateForums.com, a forum that Patrick has moderated for going on 17 years Community Signal bonus clips CommunityCo, where Patrick recently started a new role GoTranscript, which we use for transcription Transcript View transcript on our website Your Thoughts If you have any thoughts on this episode that you'd like to share, please leave me a comment, send me an email or a tweet. If you enjoy the show, we would be so grateful if you spread the word and supported Community Signal on Patreon.

This week we answer #askMTJC about how we use the pragma mark in our apps. We also follow up as we test drive Setapp's beta program. We discuss the @available attribute in Swift that allows you to use new iOS features while maintaining backward compatibility. We the new Bluetooth 5 announcement and discuss some contradictory articles on the wearables market. Aaron gives a status report on CarPlay in his new car. Picks: Pre-Apple return Steve Jobs TV interview, Wang 1980's TV commercial and Inside the secret meeting where Apple revealed the state of its AI research. Sponsored by: Buddy Build Episode 122 Show Notes: #askMTJC about Swift marks S T E I N B E R G E R . C O M Setapp | Your shortcut to get the best apps for Mac Screens RapidWeaver Ulysses Sketch Bob Kressin Use New Awesome iOS Features While Maintaining Backward Compatibility Bluetooth 5 is here Pebble Shutting Down Apple Watch vs Wearables Tim Cook Says Apple Watch Set New Sales Record in First Holiday Shopping Week Six Months With CarPlay Navdy Boeing Health Management Millions of vehicles with potentially dangerous recalls still on road 1994: "Today Show": "What is the Internet, Anyway?" Computer Show “Communities” Beautiful Pic of Pearl Harbor taken from space Episode 122 Picks: Steve Jobs TV interview just before returning to Apple (1996) - YouTube Wang Laboratories Inc. 1980 - YouTube Inside the secret meeting where Apple revealed the state of its AI research

Od kilku tygodni mój telefon jest uzbrojony w betę iOS 10. Nie polecam tego kroku większości z Was, jednak pokusa obcowania z najnowszymi systemami operacyjnymi z Cupertino jest trudna do opanowania. W tym odcinku postanowiłem porozmawiać z innym betaholikiem i omówić nasze doświadczenia z tego świata najeżonego bugami i respringami. Wybór był wyjątkowo łatwy. Jaromir Kopp znany szerzej jako MacWyznawca to człowiek, który od kilku lat instaluje kolejne wydawane wersje beta iOS i OS X. Aplikacją tygodnia wybraną przez Radka został RapidWeaver 7 – macOS Serdecznie zapraszamy do odsłuchu i wspierania naszego podkastu! Poniżej linki do poszczególnych źródeł i odtwarzacza: MacPodcast w iTunes – posłuchaj MacPodcast w SoundCloud – odwiedź stronę Kanał RSS podcastu – link

Nachdem am 17. November 2014 die erste reine Pick Show gesendet wurde, war eines klar: Es muss einen Nachfolger geben. Nun ist er da. Viel Spaß beim klicken und shoppen. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Überbleibsel Mehr Blocker Was taugt eigentlich Host Blocking? Das war eine Frage aus dem Hörerfeedback. Die offensichtlichen Nachteile die wir sehen sind, dass man den Blocker nicht einfach komfortabel im Browser ausschalten kann. Es gibt Umwege wie man Host Dateien komfortabel auf dem Mac verwalten kann. Unsere Empfehlung hier ist Gas Mask (GitHub/Website). Wenn die App mit einem Online Host File koppelt (hostsfile.mine.nu, winhelp2002.mvps.org), so hat man auch immer ein die neusten Änderungen mit dabei. Da die Host Datei aber keine Verbindungen verhindert, wird der Browser immer noch Anfragen stellen – das macht die Verbindung langsamer im Vergleich zu Lösungen wie Adblock Plus, welche dort direkt ein Verbot aussprechen). Um das zu umgehen gibt es seit Jahren eDexter. Patrick nutzt stattdessen, dass in der letzten Pick Show vorgestellte Pow. Im Grunde genommen ist es also, richtig konfiguriert, eine effiziente Lösung. Weitere Links: AVG PrivacyFix – Guard Your Online Privacy & Block Tracking Privacy Badger von der Electronic Frontier Foundation uBlock Origin (Chrome Extension/GitHub) Feedback zur Scarf iPhone Hülle Das Produkt kann Patrick nicht Empfehlung. Damals wurde es erworben, auf das sein rutschiges iPhone 6 Plus besser in der Hand liegt. Mit der Zeit kam wohl Staub in die Hülle. Dezent hat dieser samt dem Zahn der Zeit an seinem Smartphone gemahlen: Link zum Bild in Originalgröße RapidWeaver Trick 17? Wieso benutzt eigentlich niemand RapidWeaver als Static HTML Generator? #sachendiekeinersagt Andreas Zeitler Es spricht eigentlich nichts dagegen. RW ist einfach und man kann damit schöne Seiten machen. Es gibt dutzende Plugins und wer mit CSS und JavaScript Kenntnisse, der kann richtig gut Anpassungen vornehmen. Am Ende hat man aber weniger Einfluss auf das was rauskommt und die Upgrade-Kosten belaufen für die App samt Plugins belaufen sich auf ca. 100 € alle paar Jahre. Wer es gerne “Bleeding Edge” haben möchte und eigene Built Setups konfigurieren möchte mit SASS, CoffeeScript & Co. – diese verschweißen und minimieren möchten (oder das Gegenteil) – für den sind Hilfsmittel wie Gulp oder Grunt die richtige Wahl. Dann kann man sich auch für eine der zahlreichen kostenlosen Open Source Lösungen entscheiden. Überschallneuigkeiten Und Tschüß Rdio Wer migrieren will, sollte sich Soundizz.com anschauen. Da die Webapp keine Subscribed Playlists erkennt, tut es hier nach wie vor die Google Chrome Erweiterung Rdio Enhancer. Links: The Verge: Rdio is shutting down and Pandora is buying up the scraps Spotify Sort Your Music 50% Rabatt für Studenten PowerUp FPV PowerUp FPV auf Kickstarter hat sich Andreas angeschaut und damit offiziell seinen Einstand im Kreis der Gadgetfreunde gefeiert. Kein Wunder, das Projekt verbindet eine Kamera und einen 3D-Aufsatz und lässt euch so durch die Wolken fetzen wie ein Adler. Instagram Policy Hier wird über den neusten Instagram vs. Entwickler Status gedramat. Dazu gibt’s noch Zahlen von Statista. iOS Apps picTrove 2 pro - Search across 12 Internet services for the best photos and animated GIFs Reeder 3 Contrasts Email+ & Group Text+ (auch als Bundle erhältlich) ChoiceMap YouTube: Introducing ChoiceMap Wikipedia: Analytic hierarchy process iShows 2 - Der beste Serientracker mit Trakt.tv Unterstützung Momento Diary/Journal Terminology 3 - Extensible Dictionary and Thesaurus Goal Streaks Price Radar Typorama Primary Lemur Mac Apps Für Hater von Preference Pane Apps. Endlich ein Fenster das man in der Größe verändern kann: Services Manager mGlitch Calca (iOS/Mac) inShort Movist OSCulator djay Pro Pomodoro Timer DaisyDisk VisualDiffer CodeKit Downie - Video Downloader Up - Uploader for Instagram TerraTech Gadgets und Sonstiges FRITZ!Box 4080 (≅ 240€) N/A qwertz.asdfgh vom IP-Phone-Forum hat dazu eine tolle Liste erstellt. FB 4080 Vorteile: I.V.m. den AVM FritzFons optional auch DECT-Eco nutzbar um die Strahlenbelastung durch DECT noch weiter zu minimieren. Integrierte Faxfunktionen, S0-Bus, tw. kompatibel mit vielen Gigaset DECT-Handsets Dual-Band WLAN incl. Unterstützung für MU-MIMO nach 802.11ac Wave 2 Nachteile: Noch nicht erhältlich! Keine Unterstützung von CAT-iq 2.0 Kein integriertes xDSL-Modem sondern primär z.B. für DOCSIS- und FTTH-Anschlüsse gedacht, für den TE bei DOCSIS somit eine Alternative und nicht unbedingt ein Nachteil. Seine Alternative ist der TP-Link VR200v: Vorteile: Unterstützung für CAT-iq 2.0 Dual-band WLAN incl. 802.11ac allerdings nur SISO im 5GHz Band. gleicher Prozessor wie bei FB 7272 und 7490, unterstützt wie die 7490 oder VR900v auch VDSL2 incl. Vectoring Nachteile: Kein MU-MIMO nach 802.11ac Wave 2 Kein ISDN S0-Bus Yellowtec: Mikrofonarm (240 €) Standard Mikrofonarm (YT3200: Mic Arm M dark grey) m!ka Plug-in Mounts (YT3210: Table clamp) RME Audio für alle die eine Audio Interface brauchen und die besten AD Wandler wollen und “mit ohne Latenz” gut finden. TotalMix – Digitales Mischpult – ist der Hammer. Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack: Amazon.de: Sport & Freizeit Bücher, Musik, Kurtisanen Instapaper Pandemie von ZMan Grundpspiel Erweiterung 1: Auf Messers Schneide Der Bio-Terrorist hört sich gut an, ist er aber nicht. Der Rest der Erweiterung ist Spitze. Erweiterung 2: Im Labor Macht Pandemie etwas komplexer… und anders. Prädikat Lohnenswert. Feedly Bob’s Burgers Adventure Time Foxy Dori: Wanderlust leather (Custom Midori) Originalgröße: Unten, Seite, Front Reality TV: The Great Pottery Throw Down auf BBC Barfussschuhe: Merrell - Vapor 2 Glove Grey/Spicy/Orange Men Vapor 2 Glove Grey/Spicy/Orange Men Stop A Douchebag Rasier Set von Zettt Geo F. Trumper’s Sandalwood Soap in a bowl The Razor Queen MÜHLE - Reise-Rasierpinsel Silvertip Fibre MÜHLE - Reise-Rasierpinsel Silvertip Fibre (matt) Mühle Reisedose Noch schicker Feather Blades Apple’s Gift Guide In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

Último episodio sobre Rapidweaver 6. Stacks y publicación.

Segunda parte del análisis de Rapidweaver 6

Primera parte del tutorial sobre Rapidweaver 6

At our last meeting, we took a little survey of topics members would like us to cover at future meetings. One of those topics had to do with networking and the explanation of IP numbers, how they're given out, gateways, DNS, switches, routers, bridges, IP port numbers, port forwarding and all the mysterious stuff that Internet companies make you go through. It's important you understand what all these things are so that you'll be better equipped to troubleshoot networking issues with your computer equipment.  This could be a full day class for technical folks but we'll condense it into a short presentation in English for all to understand. Creating web sites can be an overwhelming experience. When Apple discontinued iWeb a few years ago, many people started looking for alternative tools. There are many out there like Rapidweaver, Dreamweaver and Everweb. This month, we'll talk about Sandvox and show you a quick and easy way to get great looking web sites with a bunch of bells and whistles. In light of recent discussions on the LAPUG list, we will once again talk about the importance of unique and strong passwords. And, of course, we'll go over some other current events in the OS X world as well as review some cool Mac & iOS apps and leave some time for Q&A.

Dan Counsell and Nik Fletcher of Realmac join Seth and Rene to talk about Rapid Weaver, Clear, Ember, and making software for iOS and Mac.

DigitalOutbox Episode 121 DigitalOutbox Episode 121 - LinkedIn stumble, Google Maps the future and E3 Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 1:37 - Do Not Track - IE's default already dead 2:48 - LinkedIn leaks your meeting notes 5:45 - 6.5 million passwords leaked from LinkedIn 9:58 - Twitter tops 400m tweets a day 11:05 - Vodafone and O2 speed up 4G rollout through use of shared network 15:48 - Digital music sales outstrip physical sales for the first time in the UK 18:30 - Instapaper hits Android 20:18 - Major Google Maps update 24:53 - Google buys Meebo 25:40 - Google buys QuickOffice 26:59 - Airtime finally launched 30:34 - Microsoft at E3 40:28 - Nintendo at E3 42:20 - Sony at E3 44:52 - Ubisoft at E3 47:54 - EA at E3 48:42 - Missing at E3 Picks Chris Input Output - A new chrome experiment for Google IO :) Tam Productive Macs Bundle - 8 great Mac app's for $39.99 - closes in 10 days - RapidWeaver, DEVONthink, Printopia and MailTags are really good app's Ian MacUpdate Bundle - 11 great Mac app's for $49.99 - Parallels Desktop 7, Screenflow, Civ V and Busycal are excellent - If you wanted just Parallels or ScreenFlow this bundle would save you money and get you some extra free app's

Ross and John answer a listener question on SEO Impact by Moving Platforms as a wedding videographer considers the move from Rapidweaver to WordPress.Also questions on a Firefox plugin that adds a PageRank number to the backlinks in Yahoo Site Explorer, off-page SEO and Rel=canonical passes Link Juice across domains.

Ross and John answer a listener question on SEO Impact by Moving Platforms as a wedding videographer considers the move from Rapidweaver to WordPress.Also questions on a Firefox plugin that adds a PageRank number to the backlinks in Yahoo Site Explorer, off-page SEO and Rel=canonical passes Link Juice across domains.

Ross and John answer a listener question on SEO Impact by Moving Platforms as a wedding videographer considers the move from Rapidweaver to WordPress.Also questions on a Firefox plugin that adds a PageRank number to the backlinks in Yahoo Site Explorer, off-page SEO and Rel=canonical passes Link Juice across domains.

A jam packed extra-long (but not too long) show with listener feedback from Twitter and Tim Robertson questioning why we were so down on RealMac software for their subscription RapidWeaver videos. Sam Levin leaves little to question about just how awesome Guy Serle is. We go over Apple financials and talk a great deal about what Apple JUST released!

Hoy continuamos con la segunda parte del tutorial de Rapidweaver, el programa de creación de páginas web sobre el que tratábamos en el anterior episodio de Mac Para Todos. Vamos a hacer, en primer lugar, un repaso por las webs dedicadas a plantillas de Rapidweaver, SeyDesign y Elixir Graphics aunque tan sólo una búsqueda en Google os demostrará que hay infinidad de temas disponibles de otras muchas empresas. En cuanto a plugins centramos nuestra atención en YourHead y, especialmente, en sus productos estrella Stacks y Blocks y también en el otro aspirante a conquistar el título de mejores plugins para Rapidweaver, Loghound. Además enseñamos cómo publicar vuestra nueva página en MobileMe.

Después de un tiempo de sequía creativa, también llamada vacaciones, vuelvo a la carga con este nuevo episodio, el primero como macparatodos.es. He querido hablar sobre Rapidweaver, un programa de creación de páginas web que se adapta perfectamente, tanto a usuarios noveles y sin ningún conocimiento de programación, como a a aquellos de vosotros que deseáis experimentar más allá de iWeb utilizando HTML, CSS, JavaScript,… Mezcla el uso de plantillas fácilmente adaptables al gusto de cada uno, con la posibilidad de añadir diferentes tipos de páginas a nuestra web como blog, álbum de fotos, formulario de contacto,… Vamos a dividirlo en dos, y en este primero nos centraremos en la interfaz de usuario y las nociones más básicas, dejando para el siguiente la parte de publicación y elementos más complejos

MacBook Air Update; Neue Get a Mac und iPhone Werbespots; Neue iPods kommen im September; RapidWeaver

Weitere Details zum Mac OS X 10.5.3 Update, Zahlreiche Updates direkt von Apple, iTunes Video Store in Frankreich, Quark kündigt QuarkXPress 8 an, RapidWeaver 4.0

War die gestrige Special-Folge geprägt von einem Thema, nämlich dem iPhone, ist die heutige Ausgabe gut durchgemischt und abwechslungsreich. Auf der CeBIT konnte Apple gleich acht Preise mit nach Hause nehmen, wobei die Argumentation für den Sieg von den Schiedsrichtern überall sehr ähnlich ausgefallen ist. Wer hätte gedacht, dass Apple ästhetische und innovative Produkte auf den Markt bringt? iWeb Buddy ist letzte Woche erschienen und ermöglicht es einige weitere Funktionen zu iWeb hinzuzufügen. Für Personen, die durch RapidWeaver nicht angesprochen werden ist das Programm vielleicht die richtige Lösung, da es teilweise sehr fortgeschrittene Funktionen mitliefert. OmniGraffle 5 ist außerdem endlich erschienen und aus der Beta-Phase herausgekommen. Die Anwendung ist nicht ganz günstig (wie das nunmal üblich ist bei der OmniGroup), glänzt aber durch einige nette Features. Außerdem hat sich noch etwas bei iSale getan und Parallels hat ihre Server-Version in einer Public Beta 2 herausgebracht. Macinme Daily #40 Download

Betreuung der Homepage für die Kindergärten der Seelsorgeeinheit mit dem Programm Rapidweaver.

Kis nyári szünet után újra Macians. Műsorvezető Marci. Jelenlévő még Gemy. Témák: OSX86 (Hackintosh) boncolgatása, 10 éves a Windows 95, Mac-en CD/DVD írás bemutatása, Mac-es programok gyűjtő helyei a neten, Widgetek és Konkabulator, weboldalak készítése: RapidWeaver, Dreamweaver.

MWSF06 - Ep#2 - Brenthaven, RealMac Software, Rogue Ameba, Shure, Boinx Software and Jambo Networks