It seems these days
everyone has a blog. What's that? You're not sure what a
blog is? Think of it as a public diary. I know that's an
oxymoron, but that's what it is. You write your thoughts
down and publish them for the world to see.
There's a lot of free
services you can use to publish and manage your blog. I
use Blogger.com, but I host it on my own server, so you
can read it here:
I did not,
however, want to have to go through the Blogger.com
interface to update and manage by blog. I mean the whole
idea of a blog is to be able to strike while the iron is
hot. You have an idea or opinion you want to share -- go
publish it. With Blogger and most of the free blog
publishing services, you first have to login in to their
site, write and edit your blog entry, and then republish
it. Hard to do on-the-fly when you are between errands or
on your lunch break at work.
Enter BlogJet.
This handy dandy tool stays minimized and with a click
pops into view, logs you in to your blog, and you are
instantly ready to publish a new entry or revise an older
one.
BlogJet
has a WYSIWYG built-in editor -- similar to whatever
word processor you are already using. You can insert
graphics, links to other web pages, music, etc. The
finished product looks great. What you see below is my
blog using a template from Blogger.com, but the content on
the left (text and images and links) are generated from
BlogJet.
So if
you want to blog, have at it, just use BlogJet
to make your life easier. Click here
for more info.
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