Saturday, October 29, 2005 | |
DirectoryTool for Radio UserLandMy background in directories I first started creating directories with a UserLand Manila website (Wayback Archive link) hosted by Weblogger. Manila supports rendering of OPML files to create the type of directory structure you would see at Yahoo or the Open Directory Project. Some time later, I started using Radio UserLand to publish a companion weblog. However, I still used my Manila site to maintain my directory. After a while of using two weblog applications, I decided I wanted to use Radio UserLand to publish my directory so that I could cut back to one weblog tool. I looked at the DirectoryFrame macro available in Radio UserLand, but I wanted to be able to render all of the HTML pages locally instead of depending on a web service to perform the rendering. DirectoryTool is now available Using DirectoryTool for Radio UserLand, you can:
Getting started with DirectoryTool Here are some important links:
Support for DirectoryTool For now, I will monitor the Radio Userland discussion group hosted by UserLand for support questions. If the traffic gets too high, I will look into other options. Over the next week, I will be highlighting topics from my Knowledgeorama directory. As others start using DirectoryTool, I will list thost sites. Let's hear from you! 9:24:07 PM |
Announcement for the Knowledgeorama weblogAbout This SiteKnowledgeorama is a weblog about knowledge and the tools that can help you find and collect information, organize information, and create new sources of knowledge for yourself and others. Some of the topic areas for this weblog include:
I am using Radio UserLand to create this weblog, and my uses of that tool will also be a focus for this weblog. However, there will be articles on the more general topic areas as well, so the appeal of Knowledgeorama should extend beyond Radio UserLand users.
About the name "Knowledgeorama"I chose this name to evoke the image of the panorama of the World Wide Web, an information universe waiting to be tapped and used.
Let's get started! 8:44:21 PM |