Worth a read: Bob's hacking through the Amazon jungle over at http://sparebandwidth.blogspot.com/!Equipped with the veritable Ginsu Machete of web hacking -- newLISP -- I can begin....
Deep in the Amazon
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cormullion
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frontera000
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Thank you. newlisper.blogspot.com is also a great blog.
I am trying to move away from blogger. It is not very stable and formats the code wrong most of the time.
I hope to move to a real hosting company and do some newlisp coding to get the blog going. Does anyone have ready made blogging software written in newlisp? I saw wiki which is great, I am still looking for other examples.
I am trying to move away from blogger. It is not very stable and formats the code wrong most of the time.
I hope to move to a real hosting company and do some newlisp coding to get the blog going. Does anyone have ready made blogging software written in newlisp? I saw wiki which is great, I am still looking for other examples.
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cormullion
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yeah blogger isn't up to much, really. I was surprised by how poorly indexed it was - I mean, this is Google but ... It is, at least, free!
There is some newLISP wiki code around. You need a proper hosting setup though.
I'm thinking of moving away from the blogging idea myself. Writing and reading the latest post is fun and OK, but then the stuff gets buried under layers of time and fades away. I'm wondering whether we shouldn't all be working on a more permanent newLISP wiki, with different sections for sample code, etc. Haven't thought it through though, but perhaps other languages have something similar that we would look at...
There is some newLISP wiki code around. You need a proper hosting setup though.
I'm thinking of moving away from the blogging idea myself. Writing and reading the latest post is fun and OK, but then the stuff gets buried under layers of time and fades away. I'm wondering whether we shouldn't all be working on a more permanent newLISP wiki, with different sections for sample code, etc. Haven't thought it through though, but perhaps other languages have something similar that we would look at...
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frontera000
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moved
I got Lutz's wiki installed at a new site and I am blogging there. The wiki code is very useful!
New blog is:
http://terpri.com
Thanks.
New blog is:
http://terpri.com
Thanks.
I'm all for that idea. I use a slightly hacked up version of newlispcormullion wrote: I'm thinking of moving away from the blogging idea myself. Writing and reading the latest post is fun and OK, but then the stuff gets buried under layers of time and fades away. I'm wondering whether we shouldn't all be working on a more permanent newLISP wiki, with different sections for sample code, etc. Haven't thought it through though, but perhaps other languages have something similar that we would look at...
wiki (I'm a little shy about showing it off, though), and am full of
little ideas for improvement...