To be honest my preference has always been Wordpress back-end and a
customised CF front-end. However I'm in the middle of converting a
Wordpress blog to BlogCFC (which I've not used since it grew to v5) and
it's looking good to be honest.
The difference between BlogCFC and Wordpress in terms of
Having said that, if you have a specific wish for a CF-based blog then
you can presumably find your way around CF code and make your own
BlogCFC add-ons, tidy up the admin, etc. This was something
I had to do
in the past, rebuilding the interface so it was fully semantic mark-up
(in a very
and a full theme system with lots of themes available. The
two big things for me are the workflow process and the plug-in
Agreed. Theming is the major feature planned for 6.0
Great to hear. This is probably the main thing I've missed from
Blogger, when I moved to BlogCFC a long time ago.
If you are a CF developer and when you have a blog, I think it must be
based on CF.
Something that I could not understand is some developers have Wordpress,
Blogger etc. for their blog. This looks like going BurgerKing as
McDonalds employee.
May be after being a CF evangelist for more than
I just found the thread from last month on this same topic, sorry and
never mind.
-Ryan
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Whats wrong with blogCFC it does everything you need, its easy to customise
and its very simple to use ?
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Stille [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 November 2006 20:09
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ColdFusion blogging software?
I'm interested in starting a
Ryan,
Just wondering what about BlogCFC you found overwhelming? I have used
BlogCFC for the past 2 years and could not be happier, the product is great
and the community using it is also great. Just my thoughts
~Dan
On 11/16/06, Ryan Stille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm interested in starting a
AVBlog, BlogCFM, BlogFusion are a few I know of. Personally I like
BlogCFC, but I haven't tried any of the others.
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Stille [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 1:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ColdFusion blogging software?
I'm
I will admit to the admin being a bit simplistic. Ryan - if you can
tell me what you would like to see in the admin, I'd love to hear it.
(Although I'm sure folks would rather it move offline.) Feel free to
ping me directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 11/16/06, Snake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whats
Whats wrong with blogCFC it does everything you need, its
easy to customise
and its very simple to use ?
This doesn't bother me, but a lot of people are turned off by the entry
editor, because they want a wysiwyg editor. But with the latest
versions of BlogCFC, Ray abstracted the entry box
Munson, Jacob wrote:
AVBlog, BlogCFM, BlogFusion are a few I know of. Personally I like
BlogCFC, but I haven't tried any of the others.
I'm partial to BlogCFM myself ;) For obvious reasons.
I'm not sure any of them offer the same kind of back end
administration that packages like Wordpress
I am using AVBlog for my personal blog and very happy with it. There are
tons of features that you can not imagine it. Specially new Ajax
interface with Dojo rocks!
You can install it without any settings. Even there is no need of any DB
settings. It uses XML files as default storage and there
Snake wrote:
Whats wrong with blogCFC it does everything you need, its easy to customise
and its very simple to use ?
Russ
Dan Vega wrote:
Ryan,
Just wondering what about BlogCFC you found overwhelming? I have used
BlogCFC for the past 2 years and could not be happier, the product is
Took me about 10 minutes to plugin TinyMCE
-Original Message-
From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 November 2006 22:37
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ColdFusion blogging software?
Whats wrong with blogCFC it does everything you need, its easy to
customise and its very
Ryan,
I'm a bit biased, but you may want to check out CFBlog.com. It's
currently running on the final beta of the Blogfusion 5 codebase, but
it has quite a few of the features you requested below and it's free
for CF Developers. Plus you can point your own domain name at your
blog, if
You can get a free blog at http://blogfusion.com/ or http://cfblog.com .
We will also be launching a hosted version of the greatly awaited
version 5 in the next few weeks. It is currently invite only. If
anyone would like to try it out email me off list at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to get a code.
Ryan, some good points here:
with it. WordPress has some additional things I like, such as image
upload tools with auto thumbnail generation,
I do have image upload tools. Two of them. :) But no auto thumbnail
generation. That's something to consider.
a nice image browser to
choose images
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