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Build Your Own Blogging Application, Part 2 | |
| Subject: | Color me intrigued | |
| Date: | 2004-11-12 16:53:56 | |
| From: | restiffbard | |
| do you have an example of this in action that I could see before I go headlong into writing up the code for the week it will take to get it right? (not cause it's hard, I just make more mistakes) If not that's ok. I certainly do appreciate the article. Looks like it could be fun and a great way to learn a few things I didn't know before. | ||
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2004-11-12 17:58:17 Matthew Russell |
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2004-11-13 16:00:43 restiffbard [View]
Great stuff. I've put it all together. My understanding of Perl is pretty dang limited to what I've learned doing this but you've given me a starting point to work from.
This little app has already given me a bunch of ideas for how I can extend it for my own uses. So, thanks. This is exactly the sort of article I'd like to see more of. -
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2004-11-13 16:07:28 Matthew Russell |
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It is my sincere pleasure to have helped you. If you need help on any of those additional ideas, don't hesitate to post them here and I'll try and help you and the rest of the readers take it to the next level...for that matter feel free to post your ideas even if you don't need help--share the knowledge!



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About the most action I can show you is the screenshot in part 1 of this article. The user interface as presented is really simple: just a text editor look-and-feel with some menus. The engine works behind the scenes and there's nothing to 'see.'
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As presented, this is pretty simple, but there's a whole lot you can do to make it as elaborate as you'd like. I suggest working up incrementally.