Posts Tagged with ‘JS-Kit’

JS-Kit , which I tested and reviewed back in October, has just released another fantastic tool for Web publishers called Navigator . As far as I know this is the first lightweight service of its kind designed to increase traffic and retention while simplifying content management for publishers.
Navigator essentially distills opinion and user behavior into a set of flexible views. The net effect of this is to allow visitors to access content based on their personal preferences. The [...]

Disqus is a new comment/discussion startup debuting today, and quite frankly it is very promising. This logical - enhanced online discussion tool allows blogs, websites and visitors to benefit from comments and relevant discussions in several ways. Disqus allows site owners to create custom discussion forums interfaced with a comments aspect for blogs and websites. The service can be utilized as a stand alone forum or as a companion to the comments tools. Disqus founder Daniel Ha told me that [...]

Today I had an opportunity to talk with the developers at JS-Kit about some of their latest cutting edge widgets. Widgets have become part of Web 2.0 popular culture, but rarely does one come along that we think of as more than just “cute” or at best useful. JS-Kit is developing mega-site widgets for all blogs and websites. The vision at JS-Kit is transform widgets into fully functioning, dynamic and interactive tools for everyone - not just sites with huge [...]