Projects

Melody

Melody is an open source content management and publishing system derived from the popular blogging tool Movable Type. Melody is for those who find value in belonging to, supporting and contributing to a community of helpful, passionate and devoted users, but it is also for people who want a secure ... [More] , proven and high quality publishing environment for their personal web site or their business. [Less]

arepaypal

This plugin is used to monetize wordpress blog content using PayPal. It is designed to sell your knowledge.

Collabograte

Collabograte is an integration platform for collaboration components. For more information, see: https://github.com/kartiksubbarao/collabograte/wiki

FreePHPBlogSoftware

FreePHPBlogSoftware is free blogging software powered by PHP scripting and a MySQL database. The software is released under the GPL license. The software is feature loaded, very easy to install, simple to customize, and a breeze to use!

blogregate

The Blogregate plugin aggregates posts and comments from multiple blog feeds and organizes them into categories for the purpose of creating a blog portal or "planet" for specific communities. FeaturesCreate categories by which you can group feeds, organizing posts in your own way. Add ... [More] filter tags to your categories and use them to organize posts on an individual basis by the categories assigned by the authors. Ability to disable categories from display and change the order in which the boxes appear. Control the number of posts displayed for each category. While the sidebar features work as widgets, the main display is intended to be output onto the content of a page. The options that I am aware of are to manually put the code into your template file, or to use a plugin like Exec-PHP (http://www.soeren-weber.net/post/2005/08/18/50/) and put the PHP code into a page in WP Admin. The sidebar features can also be manually placed in template files. You may also want to apply the following fix found at: http://robsnotebook.com/wordpress-mysql-gone-away as the process of consuming a large number of RSS feeds can sometimes result in MySQL issues. InstallationExtract the files. Copy the blogregate directory into /wp-content/plugins/ Use the updated version of rss.php found in the blogregate directory to replace the one in /wp-includes/ Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu of WordPress Set up categories and feeds in the Manage menu under Blogregate Styles specific to this plugin are controllable with the blogregate.css file contained with the plugin. For support and further information about the Exec-PHP plugin and support see the plugins homepage at http://bluesome.net/post/2005/08/18/50/(http://bluesome.net/post/2005/08/18/50/ "Link to Exec-PHPs homepage"). Support is provided by convenience, but inquiries can be directed to tech at ocwconsortium dot org. [Less]

Infinitas Blog

Add some blogging to your Infinitas powered site

Cyn.in - Open Source Group Collaboration

Cyn.in is a collaboration software that inter-connects your people with each other and their collective knowledge, seamlessly. Cyn.in helps teams to communicate faster and build collaborative knowledge by sharing and discussing various forms of digital content within a secure, unified ... [More] application. It combines the capabilities of collaboration tools like wikis, social networks, blogs, file sharing repositories, micro blogs, discussion boards and other communication applications into one secure enterprise platform. Cyn.in is designed to be used by businesses and institutions of all sizes. Cyn.in is an open source application and is available as free and commercially supported software as well as a hosted and managed on demand service. [Less]

web-mining-2007

This is a student project of Indiana University to create a mechanism for the users to search for a set of similar blogs related to a given set of blogs.

goofs

goofs is filesystem in userspace, based on fuse, which aims to expose Google services such as picasa images, contacts, blogs, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, calendars, etc. It is written using the java binding for fuse, fuse-j, together with the gdata-java-client. Note this is not an official Google project.

django-blogs

Welcome to Grappelli - a Django app that supports multiple blogs. It is currently compatible with Django 0.97 pre. I'm making some changes to the code for Django 1.0 compatibility. Stay tuned! By the way, this app is currently being used by The Globe and Mail's new education website ... [More] , GlobeCampus.ca -- http://www.globecampus.ca/blogs/freshman-life/. Check it out! About This DocumentThis document includes instructions on installing the django-blogs app. The goal is to provide everything you need to know to get started on using django-blogs. Note: This is an unfinished document. Holes are actively being filled. Please check back for regular updates. DependenciesThe templates provided requires two Django apps to be loaded: django.contrib.humanize and django.contrib.markup. Add the following to the INSTALLED_APPS variable in your project's settings.py module. INSTALLED_APPS = ( // ... 'django.contrib.humanize', 'django.contrib.markup', )The markup module is to enable Markdown formatting syntax in the comments. In order for it to work you need to make sure the markdown module is available in your PYTHONPATH. If you don't have markdown already, please visit this website. Of course, markdown is totally optional. If you don't want to include it feel free to leave it out of the INSTALL_APPS list. Just make sure you make corresponding changes to your templates or else you'll get exceptions. JavaScript LibrariesThe JavaScript used by django-blogs relies on the jQuery library. You can download it from their website. The latest tested version is jQuery 1.2.6 -- newer version should work as well. The dashboard interface uses tiny_mce for the advanced HTML editor. You can grab it from their website: http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/download.php. The latest version that has been tested to work is 3.0.4.1, but newer versions will most likely work as well. If something breaks please let me know! Getting StartedThese are the steps to start using django-blogs in your project. Grab The AppCurrently you can only obtain a copy of the code by checking out the trunk from SVN. I'll provide easier installation methods as this project matures. To checkout from trunk, execute the following command: svn checkout https://django-blogs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ django-blogsYou can change the folder name to your liking, it is named django-blogs here. Inside the checked-out folder will be a sub-folder called blogs. This folder contains the actual application. Make sure the blogs application is located somewhere in your PYTHONPATH envrionment variable. Usually you'll just have it residing in your project path. The easiest way to do this is to create a symbolic link inside your . ln -s /blogs /blogsAdd New SettingsYou need to define a few variables in your project's settings.py file. BLOGS_MEDIA_PREFIX JQUERY_PREFIX TINY_MCE_PREFIX BLOG_ADMIN_NUM_ITEMS DEFAULT_CACHE_TIME POST_EDITOR_MODE BLOG_EDITOR_MODE RECAPTCHA_SETTINGS RECAPTCHA_PUB_KEY RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEYThere's an example file here for reference. You can copy and paste the contents of that file in your settings.py. The five things that you really need to change are: BLOGS_MEDIA_PREFIX, JQUERY_PREFIX, TINY_MCE_PREFIX, RECAPTCHA_PUB_KEY, and RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY. to be continued... HelpAny questions or comments are welcome. E-mail me at . [Less]