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Movable Type (Score:1)
I've been happy using (perl-based) Movable Type on a shared hosting account. Using a perl-based blogging platform is one more way to support the community. (And there is talk in the MT community of refactoring it to use CGI::Application and other CPAN modules).
It runs multiple blogs out of the box, so you can easily run your technical blog and personal blog in one place, as I do:
http://mark.stosberg.com/blog [stosberg.com]
http://mark.stosberg.com/bike [stosberg.com]
My "Perl" category is subscribed to by PerlSphere.
I also prefer the philosophy of a decentralized grassroots network of blogs, rather than giving centralized control to some third-party organization.
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I hope they do refactor it and get rid of the PHP dependency for dynamic stuff.
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It's also pretty easy to tweak MT so that you can have per-category RSS feeds in one blog. I've done this, so I effectively have three (yes, three), three blogs in one!
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Hi Mark
> (And there is talk in the MT community of refactoring it to use CGI::Application and other CPAN modules).
Are they going to use CGI::Explorer to show replies to posts?
Cheers
Ron
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If someone makes a case that CGI::Explorer would be a good replacement for some they do internally now, I think it would be considered.
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