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Friday, April 28th, was my last day at Feedster. I learned a tremendous amount at Feedster and really had a great time. I am leaving with a sense of gratitude and respect for everyone, past and present, that I had a chance to work. I am very thankful for the opportunity they all gave me.
Life [...]

Clay Loveless, friend and fellow Feedsterite, did a podcast with PHP|architect. One of his talking points was about how he transitioned Feedster to PHP 5 and some of the performance boosts recieved from it.

I wrote over on our corporate blog about Feedster’s expansion into Japan.
What gets me excited about our global possibilities is that in time we will, along with others, be able to provide much needed access to user-generated content for many countries and languages that currently don’t have the appropriate technologies.
Everyone has a voice and that [...]

Just got home from a great event in Southern California. First off, thanks to these people:

* Sean Bonner
* Kareem Mayan
* Jason Roberts
* Ian Rogers
* Little Radio
and everyone else that made it happen. I had to take off earlier then I thought due to travel reasons and was not able to say goodbye and thanks to [...]

Feeds are really a benefit and should be used by everyone. Not just for geeks and news junkies, they also serve the great purpose of saving us all a lot of time. Much like email is faster than postal mail, XML (format feed syndication is based on) can do things that HTML(standard [...]

Scott McNealy, the CEO of Sun Microsystems, was nice enough to come by FeedsterLand today. I have watched Sun since my days in college when I did a case study on them. I always loved how they seemed to conduct themselves but I was skeptical if it was actually real. After hearing Schwartz speak a [...]