Movable Type Turns 4
Far from dirtying diapers and burping up formula and mushed peas, Movable Type is aging quite well. It's gone from the experimental code Ben and Mena first cooked up to a full-fledged, more-than-you-bargained-for CMS that has everyone talking (read: powered by and fuel for discussion). And the future looks bright, with people like Jay, Chad, David, Arvind, Elise on board doing their thing. I swear, one of the biggest reasons I'm such an ardent fan of MT is the community of professionals that keep this well-oiled machine running. Keep doing what you're doing, it's great stuff.
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- Author:Jesse
- Published:Oct 8, 2005
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- 2 articles in the chapter Accessibility
- 7 articles in the chapter Announcements
- 1 articles in the chapter App
- 2 articles in the chapter Apple
- 5 articles in the chapter Blogging
- 7 articles in the chapter CMS
- 1 articles in the chapter Code
- 3 articles in the chapter CSS
- 16 articles in the chapter Design
- 2 articles in the chapter DIY
- 4 articles in the chapter Downloads
- 2 articles in the chapter Freebies
- 2 articles in the chapter Gadgets
- 1 articles in the chapter Javascript
- 5 articles in the chapter Journeys
- 1 articles in the chapter Miscellany
- 1 articles in the chapter Mobile
- 59 articles in the chapter Movable Type
- 1 articles in the chapter Photography
- 2 articles in the chapter Plugins
- 1 articles in the chapter Print
- 3 articles in the chapter Projects
- 2 articles in the chapter Reviews
- 2 articles in the chapter SEO
- 10 articles in the chapter Social Networking
- 1 articles in the chapter Standards
- 4 articles in the chapter Writing
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