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blogofile is a great project that is short on hands. http://www.blogofile.com/ http://www.blogofile.com/ "Blogofile is a static website compiler, primarily (t
by bravura 16y ago
blogofile is a great project that is short on hands.
http://www.blogofile.com/ http://www.blogofile.com/
"Blogofile is a static website compiler, primarily (though not exclusively) designed to be a simple blogging engine. It requires no database and no special hosting environment. You customize a set of templates with Mako, create posts in a markup language of your choice (see Post Content) and Blogofile renders your entire website as static HTML and Atom/RSS feeds which you can then upload to any old web server you like."
- Macha 16y agoOf the specific projects suggested in this thread, this seems the most interesting to me. Thanks for the link.
- pingswept 16y agoI've recently switched to Blogofile for a couple of my sites, one of which was previously using Jekyll (a similar blog compiler written in Ruby). Blogofile has been great; I'd love to see it grow. I've actually written code to add static pages to Blogofile. I've been meaning to contribute it; I hope I'll get around to it soon.
- seancron 16y agoSimilar to blogofile is Jekyll (http://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/wiki http://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/wiki), which powers Github Pages. It's written in Ruby, so it doesn't meet your exact skill set, but Ruby and Python in my experience are fairly similar.