Dernière modification
Résumé : adding Skinny to the list, reformatng the http links to proper links in order to get it saved.
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< * dme:blog.el: http://www.hollytree-house.co.uk/dme/emacs/dme:blog.el [BROKEN LINK]
Ajouté(e) :
> * [[Skinny]] -- an Elnode webapp for presenting a directory structure of [[Creole]] files as a blog
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< * http://www.blosxom.com is a web cgi that allows you to journal with normal flat files. Each journal entry is a unique file.
à
> * [[http://www.blosxom.com|Bloxsom]] is a web cgi that allows you to journal with normal flat files. Each journal entry is a unique file.
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< * gblogger: http://code.google.com/p/emacspeak/ Full-featured and up-to-date tools for the Google API. Part of the emacspeak suite, but available separately.
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> * gblogger: [[http://code.google.com/p/emacspeak/|Full-featured and up-to-date tools for the Google API]]. Part of the emacspeak suite, but available separately.
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< ** jwz-lj.el: http://www.jwz.org/hacks/jwz-lj.el
< * advogato.el: http://www.zerobeat.in/files/advogato.el
< * EmacsAtomApi -- an interface to weblog services which present the Atom API (http://atomenabled.org).
< * mt.el: http://www.marginalia.org/code/mt.el - Moveable Type (This package works well enough, but it only gives access to ''title'', ''description'' i.e. Body, and the categories. It would be nice to have: ''mt_allow_comments'', ''mt_allow_pings'', ''mt_text_more'', ''mt_excerpt'', ''mt_keywords'', ''mt_tb_ping_urls''. Looking over mt.el, it would seem that it's relatively easy to add these, but I'm not a Lisp programmer.)
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> ** [[http://www.jwz.org/hacks/jwz-lj.el|jwz-lj.el]]
> * [[http://www.zerobeat.in/files/advogato.el|advogato.el]]
> * EmacsAtomApi -- an interface to weblog services which present the [[http://atomenabled.org|Atom API]].
> * [[http://www.marginalia.org/code/mt.el|mt.el]] - Moveable Type (This package works well enough, but it only gives access to ''title'', ''description'' i.e. Body, and the categories. It would be nice to have: ''mt_allow_comments'', ''mt_allow_pings'', ''mt_text_more'', ''mt_excerpt'', ''mt_keywords'', ''mt_tb_ping_urls''. Looking over mt.el, it would seem that it's relatively easy to add these, but I'm not a Lisp programmer.)
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< * Post to posterous.com from Emacs http://github.com/snim2/posterous.el
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> * [[http://github.com/snim2/posterous.el|Post to posterous.com from Emacs]]
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< aggregators, such as Google Reader. In the latter case, just go to
< http://www.google.com/reader/m/view/, and log in as usual. If anyone has had
à
> aggregators, such as Google Reader. In the latter case, just go
> [[http://www.google.com/reader/m/view/|here]], and log in as usual. If anyone has had
Many Emacs users keep an MeatBall:OnlineDiary, MeatBall:WebLog, or something else along those lines, and many maintain it via one of these funky Emacs tools.
This category lists EmacsLisp packages that help you maintain a weblog or a similar website that gets updated frequently.
Other packages that can be used with Emacs effortlessly, eg. because they depend on plain text.
While I have no doubt whatsoever, that one can implement a diary within the e-script environment, using eev-mode or not, I feel inclined to state that neither on the EevMode page of this wiki, nor on the eev-mode or e-script project homepage there is anything written about such subject. The same way one could add a link here to a perl script reposatory, saying there is a way to create a diary with perl somehow. --QirbCameled
Writing diary in e-script enables us to replay operations. I think it is VERY IMPORTANT to take a note of commands when you learn computers. eev-mode is only a minor-mode to execute shell commands in Emacs, so it is orthogonal with other major-modes for journal. – Anonymous
It seems to me that there are many such commands, potentially useful for many tasks, including keeping a journal. To list them all on this page would diminish the value of this category, however. – AlexSchroeder
Nathan Weizenbaum wrote a nice blog post about the experience of hacking up hacking up an Emacs client for his blog with TextileMode and HttpPost. – EdwardOConnor
This page is really getting messy mixing real CategoryJournaling tools with CategoryChatClient or other tools. It is time to take a decision and leave here qualified tool. Opinions ? – XavierMaillard