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Erik Kastner (author)
Sun Feb 17 06:43:17 -0800 2008
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README
Sin - The lazy Blogging engine in Sinatra Based on a conversation with Dan Benjamin, I decided to see how hard it would be to get XMLRPC (MetaWeblog API) working on a minimal site. As of right now (2008-02-17), it has: * posting by anyone through MetaWeblog api (point blog editor at http://site/xml) * uploads with the MetaWeblog api (only small-ish files, bug with Rack or something) * hAtom * A single file for the whole thing




