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...The workflow is intentionally simple: place the script in a blog directory, configure basic settings, and create posts from the command line. It can use Markdown when available, generate HTML pages, build index files, and create RSS output. bashblog works across GNU/Linux, macOS, and BSD-style environments, making it portable for simple server setups. Its main value is giving technical users a fast, dependency-light way to maintain a personal blog with plain files and shell commands.

This tool was originally written to replace the massive amounts of email sent out by automated build scripts. Once this tool is deployed to a server, your scripts can simply use a HTTP Post to submit events, and users can subscribe to the RSS feed to receive updates, instead of receiving an email for each event. It is trivial to add a new feed, and using http to submit events means that firewalls are (usually) not a concern.

This is a handy utility which monitors the status of Hudson or Jenkins (a Continuous Integration tool). It reads the RSS feeds, and sits in your system tray. Checkout http://hudsontracker.sourceforge.net/index.html for more info and screenshots.

Adds RSS capabilities to ant targets. This way you can manage information center (by RSS messages) to your project.

AntRssTask is module that allows you to write messages from your Ant build to an RSS feed. Be notified simply when a build completes or fails or publish useful messages for every step in your script.

The mywaves utilities project provides open source utilities and documentation, including scripts to generate RSS feeds for mywaves.com to find videos on a web site.