Trying out all these blog-programs turns out to be quite an experience.
And, I'm learning heaps of how lots of people prefer writing their java
programs. My todo-list is growing by the minute.
So, just to see what
this progam was like I fired up Windows and installed w.bloggar. My
main objection to w.bloggar and every other client I've used so far is
that they don't really support images well. I do "insert image" and
they expect me to give an URL. Well, in most cases I've probably have
the image on my Canon Ixus or my mobile phone. I expect to have to
download the images to my computer, but from there I'd like to just
stick it in my post, letting the client and my blog server handle the
uploading between them.
Secondly, I'm looking forwards to plugins. My ...
Well, I figured I might as well try a post with Weblog Poster. It sais it can handle the Blogger API, so let's check out right away if it can handle newlines.
That was a new line.
Hey all,
this is really the first Roller blog I'm ever running. It's created mainly to try out webapps on our Tomcat server because our customers would like to deploy some, and it seems to have been working great. ![]()
I like unit testing, but this guy refers to an article
that I think
perhaps has misunderstood a little bit. Testing the internals of a
component doesn't give much meaning to me. Oh well, shan't be picky,
especially since this post was mainly to try out trackback. ![]()
I've been toying around a bit with my blog, just to see how it works
and to provoke the code a bit to get more experience with managing
webapps. So far, things seem to be working well. I just need the URL
changed into something a bit nicer looking. ![]()