We recently sat down with the Master of Thesis Theme, Chris Pearson to discuss his goals and aspirations for 2010. In this video he talks about what we can expect from him as he touches on the subjects of Thesis, celebrity rant videos, and twitter. He also talks about where he sees the future of web publishing going.
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Now that you’ve got to see what Chris Pearson is up to in 2010. We want to know what you are up to in 2010. These can be personal goals, life goals, blog goals, business goals, you name it. One lucky winner in the comments will receive a “Personal Version” of Chris Pearon’s Thesis Theme. The winner will be chosen by the Art of Blog team and announced via twitter so make sure you follow @artofblog.
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Great video, Chris & Nick… Look forward to hearing more from both of ya!
You guys are so young! :-)
Seriously, it’s fun to hear Chris speak about his vision. He’s very talented (I’m a long-time Thesis user/fan), and I’m looking forward to the upgrades he is working on. Wish I had the luxury of going back to school to really learn CSS, PHP, etc.
Complete agree that all the effort put into “networking/socializing” on Twitter, Facebook, etc…. doesn’t do any justice for my own domain. None of the links point back to me/my domain.
Almost what you saying/thinking is Posterous but in the opposite direction. Instead of using Posterous to push out to all my sites. Have my site run a Posterous kind of app that pushes out to all my sites twitter/facebook/flickr/etc.
Can’t wait to see where Thesis goes. I’m not a hardcore dev, but thesis is my framework of choice.
I also agree iwth trying to build something awesome and rely on a buy out. To hell with that and build an awesome product that makes money. Example Thesis!
So if you’re going to LA, NYC, Vegas in that order I will guess you might already be in LA and then you’re on your way to NYC after that. Say hi to Garrons and Dustin. I can’t make this Inman connect. Wanted to hear your session.
Thanks Nick for publishing the interview.
Great interview guys. Can’t wait to see where Chris take Thesis!
Thesis is an awesome theme! Lots of flexibility, good support, and excellent backend. Can’t go wrong with that theme.
Chris completely stole a project of mine that I am working on. I have been trying to figure out a way to emit everything via APIs and code to originate from my site rather than the network.
I guess its a race against the clock.
But I completely agree with the point being made. My content should be owned, originate and attached to my chosen website.
This is a pretty serious accusation. Anything to back it up?
I don’t know what I like best about Thesis. Is is the flexibility? The functionality? The slick look? What’s not to like? :D
It is really cool to see an interview with someone actually behind the scenes on such a major blogging tool. Keep up the good work! Hope to see more such interviews in the future!
Cheers,
Chad
Great interview, and Chris is thinking the right way about the future of the web. I’m pretty new to Thesis and web-design in general, but love it for so many reasons… The structure, the options, and honestly I think the strongest asset has to be the community of people using the Thesis framework that allow each new person (myself included) to learn from the best. Amazing. Can’t wait for all the amazing things I know will be coming on the horizon…
Thanks for doing this. While it’s great to read what’s going on in an email or on the blogs, the video really brings it home. Excited to see 1.7, 2.0 and beyond!