8 projects tagged "News/Diary"

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Testatos helps (computer science) teachers manage exercises, solutions, and absences for their students.

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The CMF Collective project is an aggregation of working 'plug-in' components for the Content Management Framework for the ZOPE Application Server. Most of the CMF Collective Products work with the Plone CMS.

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Jeff's News Aggregator is a news getter / page generator that can pull comics, headlines, and RSS feeds and pump them into your template pages. It is useful for making a daily news page for yourself or the public. It's like the thousands of other similar packages only easier to use, written in Python, and fast.

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Hobix is a blogging system, designed to be managed on the file system and accessed through a command-line application. It includes detailed documentation.

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The Framewerk engine is a PHP5-based object oriented site development platform. It is intended to be both fast and extendable. It is the culmination of years of site development and is designed to be a solid foundation for everything from Web sites that require content management to sites that run large communities. It is a scalable engine designed to make developing Web sites and Web content easy.

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Firedrop2 is a client-side blog tool that makes it possible to create and maintain your blogs on your PC. It supports RSS feeds, categories, and archives and accepts HTML, Sextile, Textile, and ReST markup. It has a powerful macro and templating system and can automatically FTP your blog to a server. A powerful plugin system is provided along with spell checker and emailer plugins.

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Atom.NET is a C# library designed to handle Atom feeds in a handy way. It provides an object model to write and parse Atom feeds. It's compatible only with the 0.3 Atom draft specification.

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folder2blog is a minimalist blog engine based on plain text. You maintain a folder of text files, one for each article, and folder2blog dynamically maps it to blog-ish HTML/RSS2 output. Comments are appended to each text file. Managing articles/comments now becomes creating or editing text files. For example, all you do is edit a local folder of plain text files and sync it with the server, manually or using tools such as rsync, over SSH or FTP. The encoding may be anything (UTF-8 by default). The HTML formatter is any external program, such as markdown, that may act as a pipe. The owner receives notification email for each comment. There is basic spam protection.