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Serendipity PHP Weblog

Serendipity is a Weblog application implemented in PHP which can power individual weblogs, be they diaries, personal homepages, or other types of blogs. It ships with a variety of plug-and-play plugins, and more community created plugins are available.

Serendipity is written for PHP version 4 using the Smarty PHP templating engine, it is intended to be PHP5 compatible as well.

Serendipity was started in 2002 by Jannis Hermanns, however today active development is done by Garvin Hicking.

Features

  • WSYIWYG editor with extended entry support
  • Image manager
  • Threaded commenting system
  • Spam protections: forced moderation, captchas, blacklisting, and comment analysis methods are supported.
  • XML-RPC posting api that works with Movable Type and Blogger’s APIs.
  • Dynamic caching instead of page building.
  • Support for trackbacks/pingbacks, both sending and receiving, and support for automatically pinging weblog ping services.
  • Plugable database support between MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite.
  • Multiple user access controls and support for multiple weblogs.
  • Internationalization.
  • CSS based interface.
  • XHTML compliant.
  • Pluggable markup support can switch between straight HTML or Textile, BBCode, and other markup languages.

See Also

Pebble Weblog

Pebble weblog is the popular server-side blogging tool written in Java. It’s small, fast and feature-rich with an unrivalled ease of use. Blog content is stored as XML files on disk and served up dynamically, so there’s no need to install a database.

Blosxom

Blosxom (pronounced “Blossom”) is a lightweight yet feature-packed Weblog application designed from the ground up with simplicity, usability, and interoperability in mind.

Newtelligence DasBlog Community Edition

DasBlog is an ASP.NET weblogging application. It runs on Microsoft .Net 1.1 and is developed in C#.

DasBlog, an evolution of the BlogX weblog engine, adds lots of additional features like:

  • Trackback
  • Pingback
  • Mail notifications
  • Full Blogger/MovableType API support
  • Comment API support
  • Fully customizable Radio-style templates
  • Mail-To-Weblog/POP3 with attachment and embedded picture support
  • Web-based DHTML editing
  • Web-based OPML editor
  • Web-based configuration editing

There are many other goodies from the BlogX codebase. And it’s free without restrictions.