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"Switching my journal software was like walking into a dealership with
a wheelbarrow and driving out with a red Ferrari."
--Brendan
Adkins
"One of the best blogging utilities making the rounds... Friendly,
organized, versatile, and great to use."
--Linux
Format magazine
"I looked at several Python- and other-based weblog systems
and NewsBruiser was the only one which didn't frustrate
me after 5 minutes."
--Tim Golden
NewsBruiser is a simple but feature-packed system for writing
weblogs. It's easy to set up, easy to use, it won't make you install a
lot of other software, and it's free! Download
it now and give it a try!
Latest
news: NewsBruiser
2.6.2 released on April 27, 2008
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Features
- Simple web-based installation and setup
- Easily import entries from other tools (eg. Moveable Type, Manila) or RSS feeds
- Customizable through CSS and a simple templating system
- Several prepackaged themes
- Categories
- Draft entries
- RSS syndication
- Trackback
- Integrated Creative Commons licensing
- Easy to use
- Easy to extend
Much more! Take the tour to see more features and screenshots.
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Download it
Download the latest release of NewsBruiser here,
or get the current CVS tree here.
NewsBruiser will run on Python 1.5.2 and up.
Documentation
Documentation comes with NewsBruiser, but you can also read it online.
For easier maintainability and to encourage user contributions,
NewsBruiser documentation is moving onto a Wiki.
Case studies
Here are just a sampling of the weblogs that run NewsBruiser. For a
more complete list, see the wiki
page.
If you run NewsBruiser, take pride! Add to the bottom of your page
a tasteful text link to newsbruiser.tigris.org, or
use one of these elegant buttons:
Also let me know so that I
can add your weblog to the list of NewsBruiser weblogs.
Further Development
See the TODO. I'm
always working to make NewsBruiser better and more fun to hack. It's
not hard to get started with NewsBruiser if you know Python; please
implement your cool ideas and send me your changes so they can be
folded into the main source tree.
