golang re-implementation of Noah Grey's Greymatter weblogging software

DONE

• parsing of entries (flat file), with HTML output for individual posts (including links to previous/next posts, [if extant], comments, and post metadata), month archive, archive, and index

• js that adds the ability to hide/show the page header, sidebar, the scroll % of the entry (displayed and updated at the very top of the page), and entry comments.

• support for name, email, homepage, X-Face, and Face in comment submission

• display/decode for x-face, face, gravatar, and picons in comment front-end

TODO:

• administrator front-end (probably clone gm.cgi layout from Greymatter)

• comment submission (see comment.go)

• site search (see search.go)

• separate output for posts made by specific user (allow multiple users to run off of one instance; john.domain.com)

• support for user repositories through upspin

• threaded comments (looking at a clean way of implementing this w/ the flat-file comment structure)

• RSS/atom (1.0/2.0/0.3) syndication

• move gravatar/X-Face parsing to back-end (currently parses every time through js)

• add some sort of Face/X-Face standard for upspin identifiers (maybe unrelated to this project)

• templating (add Brad Fitzpatrick's default livejournal template; support custom HTML/CSS/JS (to a degree)

• image upload for posts

• tags/categories

• trackbacks/linkbacks

• geolocation

• calendar (for archive and sidebar)

• OpenID

• scheduled posting

INSPIRATION

Noah Grey's Greymatter, Brad Fitzpatrick's LiveJournal, and SixApart's MovableType