The latest project is MT Tags, a website created by the community to help catalog and document Movable Type's extensive templating language. Going forward, I see this site serving as the basis for MT4's template tag documentation. Also, because it is built using Movable Type, users will be able to leave comments and notes regarding template tags documented on the site; thereby helping other users with questions or difficulties they might be having.
I can't wait to see what the community has in store next...
I can't wait to see what the community has in store next...
Bud on June 12, 2007, 4:42 a.m. Reply
I agree. I’ve seen the knowledge content of the community resources shoot way up, and that’s what was needed. The constant decline was depressing.
I’d like to see a post where you identified what parts of MT 4 are actually in production at 6A. It seems like MT was the initial basis for a lot of the services 6A started (like Typepad where I begain using it within a month of it launching) but then the codebase for the products started to diverge rapidly.
The reason I ask this question is that it seems you are creating the basis for an ecosystem where 6A and the community mutually reinforce each other. My guess is that you’ll look back on this time and see it as the point where close sourced MT stopped being a drag on the company and open source MT started being a contributor.
Your business is a service business, not a packaged software distribution business.
PlasticMind [typekey.com] on June 12, 2007, 4:55 a.m. Reply
Bud’s comments: +1
salguod on June 12, 2007, 10:05 a.m. Reply
I’m excited to see what’s going to happen with MT4. I really hope this does energize the MT community and bring into the MT fold more personal bloggers that now are going to Wordpress.
I have plenty of questions, but I assume that this isn’t the place to ask a bunch of technical stuff. I see that there is a MT4 section of the Support Forums. Why not provide a link to them here?