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 <title>I couldn't help myself</title>
 <pubDate>Fri, 23 Dec 2005 11:48 GMT</pubDate>
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I promised myself I wouldn't, but I just did it anyway. I've written
my own blogging engine, rather than sticking with the perfectly adequate
and elegant <a href="http://www.bloxsom.com">bloxsom</a>. 
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It's nothing fancy (not really an 'engine' at all), and I'm sure I'll
get bored with it soon. I should probably concentrate on actually
getting this stuff online somewhere, and maybe even thinking about
some content.
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Of course it's written in <a href="http://www.perl.org">perl</a>, and follows the
bloxsom (static mode) model. In fact, it really just ties a bit of
File::Find with Template Toolkit and some Image::Magick thrown in to
make images a bit easier. It currently stands at ~360 lines, and I've
only got 3 TODO items left. I might even 'publish' it when I've done
those.
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