I've added a new feature, my
linkblog. It contains a bunch of links
to stuff I accumulate. It's over there on the left,
in the sidebar. It's also available as a very spartan
blog of its own:
useful for
RSS. Here are the pieces:
- linkblog.py
- Python CGI that creates a bookmarklet and accepts input from it.
Standalone tool.
- Blosxom
- The weblog engine for the linkblog
- linknote
- Blosxom plugin for my linkblog to read entries from the
single file that linkblog.py writes out
- linkblog
- Blosxom plugin for my main blog that includes the output of the
linknote-driven blog (see below)
- include flavour
- Blosxom flavour that prints out data with no Content-Type; the
main blog calls this in linkblog
- lastmodified plugin
- Hacked up version of the lastmodified plugin
It's handy for the linkblog to itself be Blosxom; that way you get
RSS, plugins, archives, etc for free.
This
dynamic inclusion may not be worth the trouble;
I could have made it a static
blog and included it as a file, or I could have used an iframe.
It works but it's fragile. Particularly concerning
the interaction with the lastmodified plugin.
Update: I'm no longer using
the linkblog plugin in my main blog. Now linkblog.py generates a file
for the
file
plugin in my main blog.
Simpler and faster this way.