news/2008/0727-news-improvements.xhtml

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  11   <title>News Improvements - News - HTML Purifier</title>
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  17 <h1 id="title">News Improvements</h1>
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  20   <p>
  21     You may have noticed some various improvements and changes to our news
  22     system; entries now get their own permalink pages and the most recent
  23     news entry shows up on the front page. These are some easily noticeable
  24     cosmetic changes demonstrating the new News DOMFilter. This filter
  25     aggregates pages following the YYYY/MMDD-name.xhtml format in a folder
  26     and places the most recent contents on one page. This is opposed to what
  27     we previously did, which was stuff all the news contents on one page and
  28     have a scraper generate RSS for us (by the way, we still use the same
  29     scraper, which is due to the quite nice modularity of the two filters).
  30   </p>
  31   <p>
  32     There should be more improvements coming soon as we add the features and
  33     trappings of a standard <q>blog</q>; expect comments and improved
  34     navigation, for example. I also plan on launching a personal weblog for
  35     <abbr>PHP</abbr> and other development related things; stay tuned.
  36   </p>
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  38     As usual, this software is all free and can be accessed under the
  39     <a href="http://repo.or.cz/w/xhtml-compiler.git">XHTML Compiler</a> project at repo.or.cz.
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