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Write your own. Use a framework (Pylons, Django, RoR, whatever) along with Disqus for commenting. It'll take only a very short amount of time, and you'll have
by dryicerx 17y ago
Write your own.
Use a framework (Pylons, Django, RoR, whatever) along with Disqus for commenting. It'll take only a very short amount of time, and you'll have total control.
Doing this won't make your site more or less secure, but it will prevent from being hit by blanket attacks that target popular platforms like wordpress.
(eg. 300 lines of Python on Pylons + 500 lines of css/templating (loc includes white-space and docs) = http://janitha.com http://janitha.com with admin interface)
- whimsy 17y agoErik Smartt wrote about this[1][2], and it hit HN a while back. [1] http://www.eriksmartt.com/blog/archives/305 http://www.eriksmartt.com/blog/archives/305 [2] http://www.eriksmartt.com/blog/archives/306 http://www.eriksmartt.com/blog/archives/306 * As far as I know, part 3 isn't written.
- jws 17y agoJust for a rough scope, mine is: • 3000 lines of PHP (SQLite for storage) • 500 lines of JavaScript (wysiwyg editor) • 300 lines of CSS • 0 code not written by me (well, ok PHP and SQLite) That implements: • Articles (including private drafts) • WYSIWYG editing with XSS protection • Comments • Attachments. • Account management, superuser separation. • Search, time based navigation. • RSS, sitemap.