I’ve got a new project finally coming out of beta testing and I’m very excited to finally announce it. The project is called Most Recent and it lives at mostrecent.net.
Most Recent was born out of frustration with the quality and scope of popular social news/bookmark sites. For every good link you have to wade through handfuls of spam, link bait, fluff, or outdated content. Most Recent isn’t a social link site. Instead it empowers page editors to create unexpectedly delicious pages on any topic by amassing the newest, most relevant, and most useful content from across the Internet. I wanted to be able to go to a page and have experts in that field highlighting what is really important. And I wanted to be one of those experts in the areas I cared most about.
Most Recent features an experimental drag and drop editor that makes it easy for anyone to build a page, no coding skills required. Pages are located at mostrecent.net/your-page-name. Check out the video to see how it works.
While virtually any topic is fair game, I want to start by building a community around programming languages. Of course they are of interest to me, but they also move so fast they demand this type of resource. If you are passionate about a programing language please check it out. You can also see if your page location is still available here.
If you’re looking for some good examples, I’ve been working on the JavaScript and F# pages myself.
Check out Most Recent and try creating a page. I invite your feedback and hope that this proves useful to folks.
Posted on March 16th, 2009