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10-01-2005, 17:34
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Re: PHP Blog
Wordpress is definitely my choice here, and I'd highly recommend using Wordpress to rookies or the advanced kids on the block. I had written my own 'blogging' engine from scratch, before I found this. I'm getting fairly comfortable with it myself, so if anyone is looking for some knowledge or guidance with Wordpress, definitely toss me a line somewhere, and I'll try to catch it (email is probably best). I'm starting some work on some howtos for website designs while my mouth heals from having all 4 wisdom teeth out today, hopefully in the next few days I'll have some information to help.
Also, using the word 'blog' is misleading-- Wordpress certainly is more than powerful enough to handle things besides blogging without any difficulties. Note: Wordpress does need php/MySQL. |
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