Wow!!!
Space””the final frontier. These are the voyages of the blogship WordPress. Its mission: to explore strange new codes, to seek out new plugins and new php files, to boldly go where no platform has gone before
WordPress rulez! 😉
all the best
[…] el blog de Matt, me entero que hasta la NASA está usando WordPress. La NASA está usando WordPress para su nuevo […]
Of course, WordPress is the best blog software :p
[…] Matt qui transmet l’information. Il vient lui-même de l’apprendre. La NASA, la plus […]
And the theme seems to be based of K2. 😉
OK, I’m suitably geekish I think that’s cool too.
According to the source code, it’s running WordPress 2.1 & K2 Beta Two 0.95 RC1.
Cool.
That IS cool!
So sad that NASA couldn’t put a link back to WP…
Does this mean it is ok to rip cd’s and share them over P2P networks now that the government has toileted attribution?
Scotty would be proud lol.
[…] είδηση αυτή τη διάβασα στο blog του Matt Ï€Ïιν από λίγο και τη θεώÏησα αÏκετά ενδιαφÎÏουσα για […]
Hey guys while a link back to WP is always appreciated as it helps spread the platform, it’s not at all required.
Nice, of course. It seems to me, that wp is considered to be a great IT software.
I’m to glad to hear it!
[…] on WordPress: Matt Mullenweg pointed to the fact that NASA is using WordPress for their new Ames Research Center project, […]
We love WordPress over here at NASA Glenn Research Center, with a smaller group of us using it to make publishing NASA Directorate, Branch or Project sites easy for every type of HTML-knowledged worker, from administrative to technical.
Our customized theme (still using a modified version of Sandbox) with some revisions, passes muster with the annual Section 508 accessibility reviews. New issues are addresses and fixes help every curator.
On Deck: Updated our theme to match the current NASA Affinity “Look and Feel,” as seen at http://www.nasa.gov.
[…] I was involved in migrating some of our web solutions to open source. And even launched Ames’ first official public blog using WordPress. I actually helped define the requirements for the server that ended up hosting the content […]
26 replies on “NASA on WordPress”
This is cool news. Not only is the site running on wordpress they are also using k2 Thats funny.
But they didn’t place a link 🙁
[…] Trouwe lezeraars weten al dat deze website draait onder WordPress. Dat een software-pakket om je blogs te publiceren, net zoiets als blogger.com, maar dan met véél meer mogelijkheden. Het zijn niet alleen amateurs die WordPress gebruiken, want vandaag kwam het bericht dat de NASA ook WordPress gaat gebruiken: zie de site van het Ames Research Center die er al onder draait. Je zal nergens zichtbaar een vermelding van WP zien, maar als je de broncode van de pagina bekijkt (in IE rechtsklikken en dan op bron klikken) zie je diverse verwijzingen. Tweede verrassing: ze gebruiken óók K2, het thema dat ik ook voor de Astroblogs gebruik. Goh, ik zou bijna gaan denken dat de NASA mijn site gekaapt heeft . Bron: Photo Matt. […]
That’s what I call cool! 🙂
Wow!!!
Space””the final frontier. These are the voyages of the blogship WordPress. Its mission: to explore strange new codes, to seek out new plugins and new php files, to boldly go where no platform has gone before
WordPress rulez! 😉
all the best
[…] el blog de Matt, me entero que hasta la NASA está usando WordPress. La NASA está usando WordPress para su nuevo […]
Of course, WordPress is the best blog software :p
[…] Matt qui transmet l’information. Il vient lui-même de l’apprendre. La NASA, la plus […]
And the theme seems to be based of K2. 😉
OK, I’m suitably geekish I think that’s cool too.
According to the source code, it’s running WordPress 2.1 & K2 Beta Two 0.95 RC1.
Cool.
That IS cool!
So sad that NASA couldn’t put a link back to WP…
Does this mean it is ok to rip cd’s and share them over P2P networks now that the government has toileted attribution?
Scotty would be proud lol.
[…] είδηση αυτή τη διάβασα στο blog του Matt Ï€Ïιν από λίγο και τη θεώÏησα αÏκετά ενδιαφÎÏουσα για […]
Hey guys while a link back to WP is always appreciated as it helps spread the platform, it’s not at all required.
Nice, of course. It seems to me, that wp is considered to be a great IT software.
I’m to glad to hear it!
wowowowow what a great news that is 🙂
Matt, looks like Yahoo! is using WordPress too!
http://blog.jumpcut.com/
Well, Yahoo! has been using WordPress for their YPN Blog for a long long time !!
Good news, and this is a great plus when it comes to the credibility of one of the most exciting open-source projects in the past year.
Now, when someone critisizes WP, I can just leave them dumbfounded by replying “Well NASA uses it!”
Yes indeed no link required, but we should be proud using WordPress, shounldn’t we 🙂
Actually they do give an attribution, it’s just a little buried:
http://center.arc.nasa.gov/2007/04/09/the-engine-of-centerarcnasagov/
[…] on WordPress: Matt Mullenweg pointed to the fact that NASA is using WordPress for their new Ames Research Center project, […]
We love WordPress over here at NASA Glenn Research Center, with a smaller group of us using it to make publishing NASA Directorate, Branch or Project sites easy for every type of HTML-knowledged worker, from administrative to technical.
See more here:
http://wordpress.grc.nasa.gov
Our customized theme (still using a modified version of Sandbox) with some revisions, passes muster with the annual Section 508 accessibility reviews. New issues are addresses and fixes help every curator.
On Deck: Updated our theme to match the current NASA Affinity “Look and Feel,” as seen at http://www.nasa.gov.
[…] I was involved in migrating some of our web solutions to open source. And even launched Ames’ first official public blog using WordPress. I actually helped define the requirements for the server that ended up hosting the content […]