Elitizmr Wiki Blog

I’m switching to Dojo.  I plan to implement Dojo 0.9 on Elitizmr and document the implementation here on the Elitizmr blog.  My hopes are that my experience might help others with implementing Dojo.

So, last week I downloaded Dojo 0.9 beta.  I got the 8MB gzipped tar from their download directory.  I haven’t had a chance to take a look at what’s in it yet, but I’ll get to that soon.

The Web 2.0 elite has finally arrived!

Yes, it’s true. Elitizmr is open for business. The site was officially made live at about 9:30pm tonight. I hope you enjoy it!

I’ve really been procrastinating on the Elitizmr logo and design. I tried to get an friend who shall remainn nameless to do a logo, but I don’t think he’s had much time for it. So, I finally made a logo myself.

So, I’ve started to add stuff to the Elitizmr wiki. Just a few pages, like the help page and the about page. Oh, and a couple of Web 2.0 Elite pages.

Check out…

• Tim O’Reilly
• Caterina Fake

Ok, that’s all I had time for. But I can already see this becoming a huge mass of wiki pages about the Web 2.0 Elite.

So, it seems that I’ve figured out what I want to do with Elitizmr. I want Elitizmr to be a veritable who’s who of the Web 2.0 elite. I want to list all of the elite people associate with Web 2.0. Sort of like a Wikipedia for Web 2.0 elite. I’ll have all of the info on the Web 2.0 elite. Things such as blogs, Flickr profile, Upcoming profile, etc. One compact corner of the interweb which holds all Web 2.0 elite data.
So, I put up a wiki. Since that’s where I want to keep this list of Web 2.0 elite. Having a wiki will enable a community to keep it updated. So, information should never go stale.