Comments for Touch of Hope: A Technical Colophon

Comment from sie yin on 2002-08-23

2002-08-24T00:27:07Z

it would be great to have the upload image functionality available for everybody.

i've always thought it was a great miss in mt itself.

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Comment from Amit 'Netahoy' Agarwal on 2002-09-07

2002-09-08T00:09:36Z

i'm also trying to make use of MT power as a CMS from a-z pages on my site.. though still in the thought process the article above does provide some headaway]]>

Comment from Deane Barker on 2003-03-01

2003-03-02T04:20:43Z

After looking at the site, there's no denying it Brad -- you're just a big softie.]]>

Comment from Nancy on 2003-04-25

2003-04-26T03:49:20Z

How do I donate time? How would you like this publicized? I don't have money, but I know MT fairly decently and have several hostees on it, including my daughter's site (she has Cerebral Palsy). Please let me know if I can do anything, thanks!]]>

Comment from Donald on 2003-05-02

2003-05-02T13:14:56Z

Man, that's really great! I'm really impressed.

How do you think new MT-based products like TypePad and Movable Type Pro will impact the creation of sites like this?

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Comment from Brad Choate on 2003-05-02

2003-05-02T20:55:58Z

Donald: The more tools to draw from the better. TypePad will probably not offer much in the way of customization compared to what you can accomplish with a standalone MT installation. But MT Pro will provide more features and more abilities to customize.]]>

Comment from Mean Dean on 2003-07-16

2003-07-16T21:00:54Z

You've been blogged.

And thanks for all you do!

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please visit this special website

2002-08-26T00:40:25Z

children

please visit this special website

2002-10-09T07:43:12Z

Touch of Hope - Helping children with serious illnesses such as cancer. When I read the stories of little kids

MT Uses

2003-04-01T00:59:20Z

Brad Choate provides a look inside. the Touch of Hope web site. It is a great reference for making your Moveable Type site stand out....

Inspiration for Mark's Photo Site

2003-06-01T07:58:33Z

Brad Choate created an entire site powered by Moveable Type. It's basically what I want to do with Mark's...

Just passing through

2003-06-20T01:42:00Z

From looking at my logs (which I do a lot, very narcissistic) I’ve noticed that when people come here from...

Beyond the Blog

2003-07-16T02:12:39Z

Powering an entire site with Movable Type

Movable Type as a CMS

2003-07-18T21:16:31Z

Brad Choate’s recent post on constructing entire websites with Movable Type is one of a series of thoughts on this...

MT and beyond

2003-07-23T03:54:42Z

Reading up on the possibilities to extend MT. Great article on how to extend MT titled "Beyond the Blog" (with...

Movable Type Conversion

2003-10-03T06:23:04Z

I've done my first conversion of a non-blog website over to using Movable Type. First I read up on it: Beyond the Blog Doing your whole site with MT Touch of Hope: A Technical Colophon Results first: Previous, non-MT version...

Movable Type CMS

2003-10-05T23:06:15Z

Beyond the blog Stanford Law Brad Choate [more] Adaptive Path Stop design[more]...