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资源说明：A quick-and-dirty weblog publishing tool, Perl-based, using flat file storage.
Muck - quick-and-dirty file-based weblog software ================================================= The Problem ----------- Most weblog software seems to have at least one or more of the following issues: * Massive amounts of resources used to "generate" content ... with very little efficency * Minimal capabilities to handle anything other than a single, reverse-chronological-order, list of entries * A large, rabid fan base ... of people looking to exploit security holes in the software * Clumsy or bolted on solutions to handle attached files or metadata Proposed Solution ----------------- All of that aside, this is mostly just academic puttering around. Basically I want to create something that: + Uses flat-files to store data (meta and non) to be used in rendering a page + Uses the structure of the file system wherever possible (grouping of entries in feeds, timestamps, etc) + (Probably) Uses Twitter as the method of commenting on a given entry + (Probably) Builds output to a "staging" area so that it can be rsync'd to any desired destination Why does it look so weird? -------------------------- So, another thing I'm trying out is just how far to take code sanitization efforts. Everything committed will: * Be run through Perltidy (with Perl Best Practices settings) * Have "use strict" and "use warnings" turned on (with no exceptions) * And, just to see how weird things would get, Perlcritc turned up all the way to severity=1 (default PBP ruleset to begin with, we'll see what else to add later.) Will this result in some of the most overgrown, pedantic code ever? Of course!
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