Here's my new theme. I hope you like it. It's got a little bit more emphasis on the photos, and brings comments to the front page. I think I like it quite a bit. It's a departure for me though so we'll see what I think of it after a week or two. The plugin that ...

Today I was patrolling edits on the Habari Wiki and noticed a page of gibberish data with a text block explaining that it was part of a research project. Upon further investigation, it seems that it is part of a project to determine if spamming wikis is a viable method of storing anonymous data online. While, ...

It looks like something failed with the recent upgrade and I lost all of the date info from my posts. I'll have to restore them manually it looks like, which may take a long while. Until then... bleah.

This is not official Habari policy, nor is it a final, polished document. more it serves to get some ideas outside of my head. How do we build Habari? The goal of Habari is to build a web log publishing application that a web architect and her mother can both love. This means that every decision ...

or "How to Code When You Don't Write Code" The idea of "Document Driven Development" was brought up today in the Habari IRC channel. One of the things that the Habari Community has held as a core ideal is that users, developers, and designers are all equally important to the long-term health of the project. Also, ...

I got mentioned in an Ask MetaFilter response as a Habari PMC member, and a useful source of information about Habari. I'm a little giddy about it.

A quote from Owen: …Habari is object-oriented. Habari supports database independence. Habari uses an MVC model to separate templates from logic. Habari supports multiple template engines. Habari has a database schema that was designed for efficiency from day 1. Habari has a different kind of community supporting it, one where people who show the ability, willingness, ...