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by David Heinemeier Hansson.
Original Post: Next Angle relaunches on Instiki
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Next Angle, my company site, has been embarrassingly out of date for ages because flat HTML files are just such a pain to maintain. No more! The new site has been relaunched with timely content on the CMS-version of Instiki, which makes the back end look just like a wiki — and it's as easy to update as one, too. Since, well, it is just a wiki.
The new site doesn't yet contain my upcoming speakingengagements, but that and the details on my next commercial Ruby on Rails project (for a New Zealand company, no less!) will be up soon.
I've kept it really simple, mainly just running off the Instiki base template, with just a dash of CSS to do the two-column setup. Much nicer than my old "designed" boxy thang. Oh, that reminds me that I'm no longer billing myself as a web designer. How can I work with these guys on a daily basis and then even contemplate charging money for my own feeble attempts? I just can't do it.