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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]

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> * [[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.

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> * [[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

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> 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.

Creating text files

Other packages that can be used with Emacs effortlessly, eg. because they depend on plain text.

Using an API

RSS readers

Discussion

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

  • Organize and clean up the page ?

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