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ppolsinelli

447 karma · joined January 4, 2009

Game dev, designer, producer.
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ppolsinelli··on Ajax-widget based "CMS" is online: Patapage 1.0
That will break on the demo - which is a trick to show your site "overlayed" by Patapage, and cannot work on all sites. But that does not mean that Patapage will not work on your site.
ppolsinelli··on Ajax-widget based "CMS" is online: Patapage 1.0
Published a blog post on the topic: http://blog.patapage.com/2010/05/11/patapage-and-site-indexi...
ppolsinelli··on Ajax-widget based "CMS" is online: Patapage 1.0
We are aware of the SEO problem: in fact Patapage is not meant for building the "core" contents of your site, but for collecting the discussion / searches etc. about it. We are also working on the SEO problem - see section 4.4 of the user guide.
ppolsinelli··on Taming the lizard brain
I just added to my resistances: Resisted checking number of users in LizBrain.

In fact your account will expire after 30 days - so that LizBrain does not become a dependency too ;-)

ppolsinelli··on Taming the lizard brain
:-D It is the first and only self-defeating application. And intentionally so (I'm the author).
ppolsinelli··on Java is just fine for your online service startup development
Orangecat, I actually agree with your remark. I just believe that these defects of the language are not great obstacles for building today new online services.
ppolsinelli··on Java is just fine for your online service startup development
Thanks.
ppolsinelli··on Java is just fine for your online service startup development
That is why we make an effort to keep at a minimum anything that breaks strong typing check. I agree that at times it is impossible, but you can keep it at a minimum.
ppolsinelli··on Pricing an online service
In the post I am claiming simplicity as something that users will appreciate, not the producer. Your is an argument which assumes that "segmentation" is better than a unique price, which is the very assumption of classical texts, and which I doubt - its one of the points I make in the post.

Of course, I may be wrong...

ppolsinelli··on [dead]
It does look obvious; but I assure you that I receive a formal evaluation request from someone who clearly hasn't spent not even a second on the software (but has noted all claimed features) every few days. And somebody is paying for that.
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