Working at Delicious with the team has been a wonderful experience. This is probably the most fun I've had working on a project. I am really glad to work on a site that I use almost daily (and regularly if not daily before I joined) with a team that really cares about their product.
So without further ado...
Here's the official announcement.
And here's some photos I took.
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"… and the new Delicious has landed" is filed under symfony. It was published in July 2008.
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Very cool, I didn’t know you worked as a Delicious engineer? Maybe you should update your, “about” page.
Yeah, it’s a secret buried within the blog somewhere… or maybe it’s on my other blog, davedash.com.
I keep meaning to unify them
and writing my own blogging software in django
Congrats Dave! It’s been a long time coming. Glad to see everything went smoothly.
Congrats Dave!
I’ve been hoping it would launch for quite some time
What I wonder. You seem to prefer Django, but delicious is build on Symfony right? How do you see the differences between the two frameworks?
Cheers, Thierry