amazing, simply amazing... going to download 1.1 and play with it a little. garv, i'll write detailed information about problems with sqlite i'm getting. i'm just forced to work almost everyday and have no time for playing with new versions (shame :/). as always - if there is something to translate to polish, i'll do it :).
Although I love new features, specially anything that looks like AJAX (drag & drop sidebar/events), I'm always worried about stability, bugs etc. Sometimes I feel that developers invent a car, and then, instead of selling it 10.000 times just move on right away to designing a new car.
Anyway: it look VERY promising and in fact I hope to see more handy AJAX like features that limit all page refreshes etc!!
Exactly, this is how I see it, too. AJAX can be nice, but not of functionality depends on this. Thus, Serendipity will always be usable without these options. The new plugin manager can be turned of with a preference option, so you're on the safe side. Not like with some other blog systems, were you need to "eat AJAX or drop the software". ;-)
The explorer interface is nice, but the enhanced media manager is better.
And the plugin manager... sweet. That's just sweet. Amazing job, Garvin!
peke am um :
Hi. Great job with Serendipity. it's my favorite weblog engine. I would like to know if there are plans to convert it in a multiblog multiuser engine in the future.
Other thing interesant for me would be the validation to OpenLDAP for the users of the blog.
Thanks for your praise. :) It is planned to have true-multiblog support for the future, but currently no developer has raised his hand for that.
Right now, though, Serendipity can be used as a "shared installation" to power multible independent blogs from the same database.
You can have multiple dependant blogs (read: same admins, same database) by using the Category-System. With the plugin "Extended Properties for categories" you can assign different templates and options for each category, so that each category looks like its own blog. You can give read and write permissions per category, so you could make them completely distinct from each other within the same interface.
An LDAP authentication plugin also exists, I am sure it can work with OpenLDAP as well.
CoSTa am um :
amazing, simply amazing... going to download 1.1 and play with it a little. garv, i'll write detailed information about problems with sqlite i'm getting. i'm just forced to work almost everyday and have no time for playing with new versions (shame :/). as always - if there is something to translate to polish, i'll do it :).
Henk van de Goor am um :
Although I love new features, specially anything that looks like AJAX (drag & drop sidebar/events), I'm always worried about stability, bugs etc. Sometimes I feel that developers invent a car, and then, instead of selling it 10.000 times just move on right away to designing a new car.
Anyway: it look VERY promising and in fact I hope to see more handy AJAX like features that limit all page refreshes etc!!
Garvin am um :
Hi Henk!
Exactly, this is how I see it, too. AJAX can be nice, but not of functionality depends on this. Thus, Serendipity will always be usable without these options. The new plugin manager can be turned of with a preference option, so you're on the safe side. Not like with some other blog systems, were you need to "eat AJAX or drop the software". ;-)
Bestregards, Garvin
Judebert am um :
The explorer interface is nice, but the enhanced media manager is better.
And the plugin manager... sweet. That's just sweet. Amazing job, Garvin!
peke am um :
Hi. Great job with Serendipity. it's my favorite weblog engine. I would like to know if there are plans to convert it in a multiblog multiuser engine in the future.
Other thing interesant for me would be the validation to OpenLDAP for the users of the blog.
Congratulations for your good job and good luck.
See you
Garvin am um :
Hi Peke!
Thanks for your praise. :) It is planned to have true-multiblog support for the future, but currently no developer has raised his hand for that.
Right now, though, Serendipity can be used as a "shared installation" to power multible independent blogs from the same database.
You can have multiple dependant blogs (read: same admins, same database) by using the Category-System. With the plugin "Extended Properties for categories" you can assign different templates and options for each category, so that each category looks like its own blog. You can give read and write permissions per category, so you could make them completely distinct from each other within the same interface.
An LDAP authentication plugin also exists, I am sure it can work with OpenLDAP as well.
Best regards, Garvin