How Medium became LiveJournal for publishers
A spectre is haunting the open source CMS community—the spectre of Medium.
Matt Johnson
A look under the hood with the new Guggenheim.org
Recently it was our great privilege to unveil the new WordPress-based website for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and museum. It was a long and highly educational road to launch, and I want to provide a bit of a window into what happened behind the scenes.
The IRC vs. Slack showdown matters less than your culture
A few months ago, this Hacker news item sparked a lively and—fittingly, for a discussion about this topic—asynchronous discussion about the role of group chat systems in open source projects and distributed companies. At Alley, we use Slack. We’re very happy with it, and it’s a really important venue for the expression of our company culture.
We’re Leading WordPress Launches on Pantheon
WordPress now powers more than twenty percent of all sites on the internet — and with that comes an ever-increasing need for WordPress support.
Cast and Crew Credits for Newrepublic.com
I’m extremely pleased to announce that Alley Interactive’s latest major project – a full rebuild of The New Republic‘s site to incorporate a brilliant design by Hard Candy Shell – launched on Sunday.