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Blog4u
A simple but beautiful blogging system that doesn't require a database
Do you find WordPress with all its features and detailed user management quite nice, but it’s actually „overkill“ for you and too maintenance-intensive in the long run with its constant updates? Does HTML stand for more than just „How To Make Love“ to you, but also and above all for „HperText Markup Language“? Then download my little blog software and install it on your own web space! This blog system does not require a database and consists of just a „handful“ of PHP files. It is easy to... -
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BlogStats
BlogStats is a program for blogging.
...BlogStats' master of diagrams can make 6 types of diagrams. They are very useful for blogger who want to know: 1. what tags and when blogger writes more than others, 2. how tags of records impress to the time between records, 3. how the time since previous record impress to tag of next record, 4. and also how tags of records impress one to others. BlogStats distributes as source code package, requiring from customer to have possibility to compile and install programs in order to make BlogStats installation. Also compiled Debian package available to easy install on Ubuntu. ... -
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Free Simple Blog is online journal software. Keeping in touch with friends, family, and/or clients is important. Free Simple Blog makes it easy to do with journal capabilities, photo sharing, content pages, email notifications, and RSS feeds.
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