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Weblog Documentation and Help
Radio Doc Sources
Here are bookmarks to various places and people where Al Macintyre has found Radio Documentation. Only a handful have been thoroughly explored by Al, so no doubt this directory will be a living document with periodic updates. Al's interests also tend to shift as Al journeys over the learning curves of Radio Userland. There are a few things here that are not exactly documentation. In time I may split this story into sub-topics. It is a hard judgement call when something gets to be excessively long as opposed to having all this kind of thing in one place.
Normally on my home page I am scrupulously careful to say that person A sent this to person B to C to D and then to me, but here I am not going to even attempt to credit where I found the links to which people, I am just going to do raw links, identify the person providing the services, and link to them. While exploring one person's documentation and Radio Tips we find links to other people, and after a while I tend to lose track of who should be credited for originally finding me which other people.
By using indented bulleted lists on each of these guys, I can clarify what's on each person, and even use some of the same terminology. Many of these people have a directory similar to mine - I will try to give that first on each person, since lots of updates will occur there. When we have not been to someone site recently we may miss a lot of new good stuff.
Sequence here is reverse alphabetical surname so the people listed last in other people lists are first in mine, for a change in pace and who most likely to be looked at first. However, within a person where I have links to some of their documents, the stuff is sequenced by what we might want to look at first beginner stuff, second, etc. more advanced.
- T Bryce Yehl
- Mark Woods
- Phil Wolff
- Dave Winer
- Paolo Valdemarin
- This is not documentation but upgrades to improve your Radio.
- Theme Tool
- With this you can edit your Templates in a WYSIWYG Editor, such as Macromedia Dreamweaver or Adobe GoLive, so you may not have to know HTML to manage the appearance of your Radio site better than now.
- RSS Distiller Tool
- This makes it easier for you to add sites to your News Aggregation.
- You can also join results of several filters into a single feed and export your filters to share your feeds with other RssDistiller users
- Radio Userland Documentation
- Unknown
- Here is a tool to capture Breaking News Aggregation not on the basis of RSS particular web sites, but on the basis of the kind of subject matter that is of interest to you. I say Unknown because I not sure yet who to credit with being the tool maker for News Interceptor.
- Jon Udell
- Andy Sylvester
- Don W Strickland
- Brent Simmons
- Jake Savin
- John Robb
- Mark Pilgrim
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- Dive into Accessibility
- I did not have the nerve to touch HTML on my Radio Site until Mark got me going with his simple lessons, one step at a time.
- Everything you ever wanted to know about Jaguar (Mac OS X 10.2)
- Mark Paschal
- Steve Outing
- Taxonomy (Terminology) of Types of Weblogging
- Some people may disagree a bit how he has categorized various kinds of communities and styles of Weblogs, but this is an excellent introduction to the beginner about the flexible variety out there.
- Weblog Resource Page
- O'Reilly Network
- Matt Neuburg
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- Ian McKenzie
- He calls it Ian's Messy Desk, but I call it an excellent example of Radio Outlining worth emulating.
- Al Macintyre
- Radio url number system includes navigation to my stories and categories
- Etiquette for Blogging and other Internet
- e Radio Ideas = my Category of e Radio Learning to send dws.Radio.FAQ
- Understand Radio Categories
- Understand Radio News Aggregation
- Earlier documentation directory that I shared with Chicago in need ... see my post June 12, 2002 10.25 am
- The kind of documentation stuff I want to tackle in the future.
- Aimed at various kinds of beginner audiences.
- Radio Misconceptions coming from AOL.
- Radio for people coming from particular OS platform worlds.
- I think that everyone's documentation could go on a CD Rom, or PDF download, supplied with a Search Engine ... you key in some thing you want to learn, and get links to all the different people who have done documentation on that. This publishing bypasses the traditional places and gets money from the users to the writers, through the sale of CD Rom or downloads. Just have to be very careful to deliver credit and royalties to the right information sources.
- When I learn how to do Images and Diagrams and Flowcharts in Radio, I want to have a picture of a populated Radio site in which people can left click and right click to get different menus that basically provide the terminology what this is, and links to tutorials how to do whatever. I was inspired for this idea by Pamela's House. Click on any window to see what I mean, then move mouse around to see what else has connections.
- Scott Loftesness
- Notes on Customizing Radio with links to the various tools he found, and links to Radio Userland documentation that he found to be particularly helpful, and other people like I have listed here.
- Russ Lipton
- Jenny Levine
- Rick Klau
- Doug Kaye
- Scott Johnson
- Scott's Radio = a collection of stuff about Radio
- Scott seems to be one of the most prolific suppliers of Radio documentation, outside of Radio Userland. He seems to have a good understanding for lost souls, rapidly identifying points where the official documentation says one thing but we see a different picture.
- Scott's Radio FAQ
- Scott Troubleshoots Radio
- John Hiler
- Ralph Hempel
- Andy Fragen
- Alison Fish
- Peter Drayton
- Radio Wishes on improving education connections through blog linking.
- If you are interested in an improved Search Engine of the stuff on your Weblog, and in your News Aggregation, check out Peter's Google2RSS
- Ken Dow
- Teaches a Class in Radio Weblogging
- Prerequisite = some HTML experience
- Also teaches several in Manila
- Introduction to Manila
- Mastering Manila
- Server Administration
- Location for Ken Dow (area code 519) somewhere in Ontario Canada
- He also offers personal coaching.
- Here is his blog.
- Skip Dodson
- Discussion Groups and Vendor support Lists
- Emmanuel Decarie
- This guy is offering an e-commerce Inventory Application using Frontier and Radio Userland. Documentation is in French and in English. He also has an early warning system. If your Frontier Server goes down, it will still manage to call home via e-mail, which presumably some people can convert to notify people via pager or IM or some other communication method. You can read his DocServer2Man via Unix. He has Frontier documentation. He has instructions how to do Manila in Chinese. Do you believe this guy? Wow!
- David Davies
- Adam Curry
- Jeff Cheney
- Craig Burton
- Dave Berry
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Marc Barrot
- This is not documentation but an upgrade to improve your Radio.
- Active Renderer Suite
- At left side is how end user works the Radio Outliner.
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