Meh. It’s a good thing WordPress has “Pages” that make it easy to create a “project page” that I can keep clear of the usual bitching and depression I want to void when I finish with something. Real Comment Throttle for Movable Type 3.2, version 0.2 is out! Get it from the project page!
A new Movable Type plugin, to undo the integration of what was practically my first hack to MT.
Time I got back in several saddles, not the least of them Movable Type plugin writing. I’ve been thinking today about posting like it’s a dead fly on your tongue, and about posting like you didn’t know that weblog software company employees have to always remember the banjo, and their code equivalent, Release Early, Release […]
The programmer writes and releases, the users use and *report bugs*.
A simple (by which I mean, mostly copied and pasted from the MT source) plugin to make categories first-class Trackback citizens, adding the four Trackback-related tags that entries have and categories lacked.
Remarkable how simple things like needing a permalink to put in a .zip, but needing the .zip uploaded before I can create the entry to get the permalink, can trap me in a vicious circle of reading weblogs and playing video games instead of actually doing something.
Atom, Apache, PHP, MT, you name it, Sam Ruby will code for it.
A simple plugin to do PreviousEntry and NextEntry in the same category and the current entry.
Scott Andrew needs his relative URLs expanded in his RSS, and Alexei Kosut has the plugin to do it.
The threaded comments I’ve always wanted, handed to me on a platter.