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+h1. Light Weight Blogging - "lwb"
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+p. LWB (pronounced "lube") is a framework for self-hosted blogging written in "Go":http://golang.org, that I use for "my blog":http://www.steve-lacey.com. See "Reinventing The Wheel":http://www.steve-lacey.com/2011/03/reinventing_the_wheel for some background information.
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+p. It makes heavy use of Gary Burd's wonderful "twister":http://github.com/garyburd/twister library, so you'll need to install it.
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+h2. Usage
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+p. See the sample for an example of usage - you'll basically need to copy it and make heavy edits for your own use. But basically all posts are stored in a JSON format and it makes heavy use of caching to get great response times.
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+h2. Caveats
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+p. As a blogger, you need to be willing to accept a whole load of restrictions to use this software right now, for example:
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+* No editor - you need to use <tt>tools/create_post.py</tt> to create a stub post and fill it in. You can remove the "body" entry and stick the body in a separate file if you wish (see <tt>samples/blog_lwbd/json_store/8cd5c72c-4f96-44ad-9eac-492975c77e86.post</tt> for an example). First order of business to to create an rpc interface for tools such as "MarsEdit":http://www.red-sweater.com/marsedit/.
+* No reloads - when a post is created, you'll need to restart the server.
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+h2. Please contribute!
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+p. There's lots to do, and I'd love some contributions... Ideas:
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+* RPC interface for blog editors.
+* Rewrite the textile handler.
+* And more...
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+<tt>Steve Lacey<br/>steve@steve-lacey.com<br/>http://www.steve-lacey.com
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