10 posts tagged blosxom
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Movable Type
http://blog.ganneff.de/ blog/ 2008/ 04/ 28/ movable-type.htmlAs I wrote some time ago, I did consider switching to a new blog software, the OpenSource Edition of MovableType. I’ve actually done that some 6 weeks ago and must say - it is one browser based application I am actually happy with for myself. (Good god, I must be really ill).
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Movable Type
http://blog.ganneff.de/ blog/ 2008/ 04/ 28/ movable-type.htmlAs I wrote some time ago, I did consider switching to a new blog software, the OpenSource Edition of MovableType. I’ve actually done that some 6 weeks ago and must say - it is one browser based application I am actually happy with for myself. (Good god, I must be really ill).
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Hello, World
http://blog.zakame.net/ news/ helloHello, World You have reached my little site. There's not much here at the moment, but do drop by every now and then; its a work in progress. As you can see, this site is quite spartan, and that's the way I like it.
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Hello, World
http://zak.elep.name/ news/ helloHello, World You have reached my little site. There's not much here at the moment, but do drop by every now and then; its a work in progress. As you can see, this site is quite spartan, and that's the way I like it.
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Moving away from Blosxom?
http://blog.ganneff.de/ blog/ 2008/ 03/ 16/ moving-away-from-blosxom.htmlI’m currently playing with a new blog software, the OpenSource Edition of MovableType. As a long-time user of Blosxom thats probably a huge step, from a textfile based blog to one thats entirely based on some web interface to blog. Anyway, the worst part was actually the importing of old entries.
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WTF per minutes and yet another popular Blosxom-alike I didn't know about
http://noone.org/ blog/ English/ Computer/ Web/ Blosxom/ WTF%20per%20minutes%20a…Today while reading Planet Webtuesday, I stumbled upon a nice cartoon about the one and only measurement of code quality: WTF per minute. Somehow I noticed that the blog in which this cartoon was posted in is powered by Blojsom, a Blosxom derivative written in Java (and nowadays database powered).
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Writebacks and Comment Spam
http://www.kenliu.name/ simplicitas/ geek/ site/ writebacks_updated.htmlI’ve updated the anti-commenting-spam approach yet again. In a way I’ve simply gone back to the oldest trick in the book, but hopefully this time it really will work. Best of all, you no longer have to register with me. Just comment away.
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Blosxom numeric_entities plugin
http://jblevins.org/ projects/ blosxom/ numeric_entitiesThe numeric_entities plugin for Blosxom converts XHTML and MathML named entities to either numeric character references or, optionally, utf-8 characters. This is desirable when serving XML content for several reasons. First, while several browsers recognize named XHTML and MathML entities, most XML parsers (e.g., feed validators) do not.
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Blosxom Microformat Plugins
http://www.openfusion.net/ blosxom/ microformat_plugins.htmlI've been messing around recently with some ideas on adding some initial microformats support to blosxom. Microformats are fragments of html marked up with some standardised html class names, providing a minimalist method of adding simple structured data to html pages, primarily for machine parsing (try out the firefox Operator plugin to see microformats in action).
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Blosxom hcard plugin
http://www.openfusion.net/ blosxom/ hcard.htmlBuilding on my initial set of blosxom microformat plugins, the hcard plugin provides a global hcard variable for inclusion in your blosxom templates. To use it, you simply define the set of hcard data to use in an 'hcard.yml' file in your blosxom data directory, and then include $hcard::hcard somewhere in your blosxom flavours/template.
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