Posts Tagged WordPress

Brains behind the beauty

I always liked looks of the old scripture pages but I never imagined I will have my website look like one. I never had the skills to design a web page.

Today, however, I have the site with the design I like and functionality that gets the job done. All of this thanks to advancements of technology and willingness to share by the creators and community who supports WordPress.

I am learning how to use widgets, plugins and make the most out of blogging system and all the information available from community, it is going to take a while for me to be good at it.

For those who doesn’t know, WordPress is an Open Source project. As a blogger, you have 2 choices. You can use a blog hosted on wordpress.com and for bloggers like me who like to self-host their blog, wordpress.org provides downloadable blogging system.

With the combined power of open source community behind WordPress and tools like Windows Live Writer, I am left with not many excuses to not write.

You will see more of me more frequently here at bhargavs.com.

Quote of the day:
Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel from coast to coast without seeing anything. – Charles Kuralt

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Change is inevitable…

If you have been to my blog before, you will notice a lot has changed!

I decided to tear down old site as it was difficult to manage and I did not find time to keep up with updating it all.

I always wanted a blog that can be hosted on my own server. Call it a personal preference or paranoia, I did not like to host my blog somewhere else!

I found it very easy to install WordPress on my current web host. I also found WordPress to be feature rich and extensible. If I can make effective use of half of the features it has to offer, it would be great!

I plan to make this site a source of information for Microsoft Exchange Server technologies. My goal is to provide content that can help other IT Professionals with focus on Messaging Platform.

Stay tuned.

Quote of the day:
A poem is never finished, only abandoned. – Paul Valery

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