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It's a WordPress install with a custom frontend. So you get a mind-blowing admin interface, and light-speed frontend. Updates to the frontend are a PITA when it comes to syncing new features with the backend, but for the basics (posts, comments, pingbacks, and.... that's it! It's a BLOG!!) it does the job.
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Definitely a wordpress killer from an ease of use perspective, or not...
If you're interested in an ultra-lightweight blogging platform, may I suggest that you check out Bloxsom ( http://www.bloxsom.com , pronounced "Blossom")? It's written in Perl, all blog entries are text files, and categorization is done by sorting the entries into different folders. Admittedly, it doesn't run on RoR, so you can't just pop it up on Heroku, but Bloxsom has been around for years and years, and has a sta…
I think you meant Blosxom: http://www.blosxom.com/ Your link goes to someone's personal homepage. :)
Thanks.
On my blog ( http://neosmart.net/blog/ ) I'm running our own "PerformancePress." It's a WordPress install with a custom frontend. So you get a mind-blowing admin interface, and light-speed frontend. Updates to the frontend are a PITA when it comes to syncing new features with the backend, but for the basics (posts, comments, pingbacks, and.... that's it! It's a BLOG!!) it does the job.
Good for you to have it.
On my blog ( http://neosmart.net/blog/ ) I'm running our own "PerformancePress." It's a WordPress install with a custom frontend. So you get a mind-blowing admin interface, and light-speed frontend. Updates to the frontend are a PITA when it comes to syncing new features with the backend, but for the basics (posts, comments, pingbacks, and.... that's it! It's a BLOG!!) it does the job.
I get this "PerformancePress" is proprietary software? Good for you to have it.