Zine is a personal publishing platform a.k.a. weblog engine written in Python. It's Open Source, free and developed with a focus on security and usability.
GSoC Student Application Deadline Extended Wednesday, 02 April 2008 Summer 2008 Credit: Luc Viatour The Google Summer of Code 2008 student application deadline has been extended to Monday, April 7, 2008. GSoC is a great way for talented student developer
Chronicle Lite provides a friendly client application for people who use one of the many blog servers available today. Server plugins are available that connect to servers who utilize the implement the Blogger API, plain FTP and offline/local storage. The
BlogDesk vereinfacht das Schreiben von Beiträgen erheblich, beschleunigt aufwändige Vorgänge und unterstützt Autoren mit vielen praktischen Zusatzfunktionen.
WebSnapr lets you capture screenshots of (almost) any web page. Let your visitors to instantly visualize any web page before clicking. Increase site traffic, click-through rate and site stickiness.
WebSnapr lets you capture screenshots of (almost) any web page. Let your visitors to instantly visualize any web page before clicking. Increase site traffic, click-through rate and site stickiness.
WordPress is a state-of-the-art semantic personal publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards, and usability. What a mouthful. WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time. More simply, WordPress is what you use when you want
Futublog enables you to share moments with your friends instantly. The service provides you with a Web-based photo gallery that can be used for storing, sharing and commenting your photos. It\'s easy and fun to use!
Userradio mixes the new technologies of personal communication with ``old\'\' broadcast radio technology. It is a set of tools for collaborative networked audio production, where an unlimited number of individuals can mix multiple channels of audio simult
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