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Wednesday November 27, 2002

www.javablogs.com

I woke up around 10 this morning (after being up until 2 last night), fired up NetNewsWire and started reading. The first one of interest was Dave's entry All I can say is WOW! and where can I get the source?. I signed up and was amazed my the smoothness and speed of this webapp. As I told Mike - this is one of the coolest things I've woken up to in a long time. The question is, will I stop using NetNewsWire on OS X, or Phoenix (with a 31 tabbed bookmark) to read the blogs? Probably not, I like the look of a web page, and people are changing their styles so much, that it's nice to see good looks along with great content.

I guess if I really had my shit together, I'd put something like this together for www.javawebapps.com. A place where you can signup and upload your .war files for public consumption. I'm willing to let the java.blogs webapp be the first entry! I'd love to hear more about this webapp - I'm guessing it's written using webwork and it's running on Resin.

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