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50 blogs to follow
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Tumblr Engineering Blog
10 months agoIf you’re curious about how someone technically scales a massive network, follow the fascinating new posts going to our engineering blog.
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11 months agoThe newly optimized Tumblr web view for iPad
(Source: staff)
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11 months agoDashboard of Tumblr.com
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1 year agoTumblr - Homepage reformats itself depending on the height of your browser.
Works great in portrait and landscape modes on the iPad. Totally planned that. Knew it the whole time.
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"5. Messing with Tumblr themes is one of the best ways to learn web design."
1 year ago— Where else on the web can you get thousands of users overnight? Thousands of people distributing something with your name on it.
It taught me how to make scalable designs and how to handle support.
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1 year agoA bold new naming scheme for technical projects at Tumblr.
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1 year agoIt’s now super easy to add a “Share on Tumblr” button to any site→
Check out the examples. We’re doing some really cool stuff with it.
(Source: staff)
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1 year agoTonight in Austin, TX.
(Source: topherchris)
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1 year agoThe flyers we used this year at SXSW.
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1 year agoIf you like websites, try this one.
(Source: david)
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1 year agoWhew, they look good. I always get nervous about print. There is no undo!
(Source: david)
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1 year agoNew jobs page.
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1 year ago
It’s hard to organize Tumblr blogs by topic. A single one of your blogs may include your personal updates, your art, your opinions, and a YouTube video of a cat speaking Japanese, all in a single day. This has been a real limitation of the current Tumblr Directory. So, for the last few weeks we’ve been experimenting with some brand new tools for exploring Tumblr.
The new Explore page organizes and filters posts by tag. This means that every tagged post has a chance to show up in front of an audience of millions that might not otherwise see it. Think Tumblr Radar by topic.
Up top, the Tumblr Wire makes a return, pulling in featured posts in realtime. Below is a list of popular and trending tags (currently English only, with more languages coming soon). You can also Track these tags to get notifications on your Dashboard when a new post is featured.
Make sure to tag your posts where relevant to help more people find you. You can still look up any tag using the search box on your Dashboard.
We’ve already started finding posts and following blogs that we had no idea existed. Please give it a spin!
(via Staff)
