What I'm About

Pez provides a simple homepage profile for people who use many external websites and want to aggregate them all in one place.


Essentially it is a personal RSS aggregator, utilizing microformats to mark-up your profile data.

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Pez is an open-sourced project by Lee Kelleher and Ben Taylor. It is based on the Personal Zeitgeist software by Matthew Hockenberry.


You're seeing Pez in action. We're using the feeds provided by our users to create this page.

What I'm Saying:

Source Code Released for User Control File Tree Umbraco Package:

“A few months ago I released the User Control File Tree package for Umbraco, this allowed developers to edit the front-end code/mark-up in their ASCX user-controls from the Umbraco back-end, (remotely), rather than editing them directly on the server via a text-editor. Today I have released the source-code on the Umbraco ...” Lee Kelleher's Weblog | Jun 29 2009

MySql data-source support for ELMAH:

“Following on from my last post (a couple of months ago) about Integrating ELMAH with Umbraco, I received a comment if it was possible for ELMAH to use MySQL as a back-end data-source. After a few emails back and forth between myself and Rajiv, (as well as Rajiv’s requests over at ...” Lee Kelleher's Weblog | Jun 29 2009

Integrating ELMAH with Umbraco:

“I have a few Umbraco projects that have a lot of custom .NET code, mostly in they are in the form of user-controls and XSLT extensions.  As far as I’m aware Umbraco doesn’t have an extendable mechanism for exception handling and sending out notification emails, (there is the umbraco.BusinessLogic.Log, which ...” Lee Kelleher's Weblog | Apr 23 2009

Umbraco Package – User Control File Tree:

“A few months ago, Tim Geyssens (aka Umbraco rockstar) released a package that gave you access to the *.config files in the /config/ folder. This has been a lifesaver in those few times where I have only had web-access to an Umbraco install and needed to tweak some config ...” Lee Kelleher's Weblog | Apr 14 2009

Convert XmlReader to String:

“I was in the middle of developing a member look-up AJAX function for an Umbraco project, when I ran into a slight problem, (confusion rather), about how to pull the XML back from SQL Server and return it to the browser (AJAX). The SQL statement was straight-forward, very simple, does a ...” Lee Kelleher's Weblog | Feb 23 2009

Tagged by Techn0tic:

“After years of dodging this tag-the-blogger (”you’re it!“) memes, it was Dave Kinsella who finally got me. So with pure fear of a little dead girl climbing out of my TV in 7 days time, I’ll continue the chain. If you are tagged you should: (a) republish these rules Link to your original tagger(s) ...” Lee Kelleher's Weblog | Jan 29 2009