This is not a regular, full-featured blogging script as it does not have a front end for creating posts. The way it works is that you upload your posts as plain text files through FTP, and the script will spit out a static HTML site based on the provided HTML templates.
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One and a half or so years ago I made a barebones blogging script called Articulate (which quickly turned into abandonware >_>). During the past couple of weeks, while trying to get familiar with PHP again, I tried rewriting it. The functionality's almost identical, but the code has been rewritten from scratch (mostly to incorporate best practices and basic OOP concepts) save a few snippets.
I would really appreciate it if people would download it, try it out / review the code and give me some feedback. :)
If all goes well, the version I put up in public on my site will only differ from this one in terms of a readme file and a new default template (the included one is old and some things don't even line up properly).
EDIT 2/16: The final version has been released.
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System requirements:
Web server with PHP 5, FTP and ability to change file permissions
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This is not a regular, full-featured blogging script as it does not have a front end for creating posts. The way it works is that you upload your posts as plain text files through FTP, and the script will spit out a static HTML site based on the provided HTML templates.
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One and a half or so years ago I made a barebones blogging script called Articulate (which quickly turned into abandonware >_>). During the past couple of weeks, while trying to get familiar with PHP again, I tried rewriting it. The functionality's almost identical, but the code has been rewritten from scratch (mostly to incorporate best practices and basic OOP concepts) save a few snippets.
I would really appreciate it if people would download it, try it out / review the code and give me some feedback. :)
Download Articulate 1.1
What the update script looks like (not much to see here heh)
If all goes well, the version I put up in public on my site will only differ from this one in terms of a readme file and a new default template (the included one is old and some things don't even line up properly).
EDIT 2/16: The final version has been released.
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System requirements:
Web server with PHP 5, FTP and ability to change file permissions
Basic usage instructions:
(Removed since documentation is now included.)
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Please post any comment you might have, thanks!
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