Twitter is great. It allows a whole new level of networking that can lead to some great discoveries. For example, I followed a conversation over to Chris Woodford's Twitter page. For those who don't know Chris, he's part of the popular Deep Fried Bytes podcast series. On Chris's page, he talked about nPlus1.org being open and looking for content authors. I've never heard of nPlus1.org and so I followed it.
Taken from the site's about section:
This sounds very promising. Looking over the current posts, the site looks like a great resource for posting a collection of architecture related practices through community submissions. While the site has limited information at the time of this posting, I foresee it taking off in the very near future.
For more information, check out any of the following:
http://nPlus1.org
nPlus1.org on Twitter
Other Links:
Deep Fried Bytes
Chris Woodruff's blog
Thanks for the post James
ReplyDeleteChris, Mike Wood and myself are all thrilled with the positive reaction the community has had to the site thus far. We really want to provide a resource where community members can not only come and learn, but can submit content themselves and teach others.
We are always looking for content. If you would like to submit a first-party article, send it to articles@nplus1.org. We are offering a gift to authors who's articles are published in the first month of the sites existance, so get them sent in!
We're also always looking for tibits. If you find an article that you thing the Architecture community would find enjoyable/educational/userful, please send that link to the same address.
Thanks,
James Bender
nPlus1.org Senior Editor-First Party Content