The Recursive Post Feb 10, 2009
The subtitle thereof

This is how you make a post in the (yet to be released) EUFUS blog software.

The following are optional:

  • The feature and index functions (defaults shown):
    • Feature puts a link to it on the right under "Features"
    • Index lists shows the post on the index page
  • The subtitle block
  • The categories block and any category in it
  • The time block (used only for dated posts)

<post feature="false" index="true">
<title>The Recursive Post</title>
<subtitle>The subtitle thereof</subtitle>
<categories>
<category>EUFUS</category>
</categories>
<time>1234320552</time>
<body><![CDATA[
<p>
This is how you make a post in the EUFUS blog software. The following are optional:
<ul>
<li>The feature and index functions (defaults shown):
<ul>
<li>Feature puts a link to it on the right under "Features"</li>
<li>Index lists shows the post on the index page</li>
</ul>
<li>The subtitle block</li>
<li>The categories block and any category in it</li>
<li>The time block (used only for dated posts)</li>
</ul>
</p>
<code>
Oh no it's infinity!
</code>
]]></body>
</post>
Just about done Oct 1, 2007
I wish

The software is almost finished. The sidebar is fixed (formatting) and the categories pages work perfectly. Just a bit more CSS and a few links and it will be done for now!

Now with a sidebar! Oct 1, 2007

Now the site has a sidebar that shows featured articles. This is not one of them but the other two are!

About this Site Sep 15, 2007
EUFUS Blog Software

Welcome all! This is my very own webpage, running the PHP blog software that I have written. It's super simple and fast.

There are no categories, no pings, no users, no comments, nothing to make it complex or slow. Just the content.

Standards are important, so this site uses high quality PHP 5 and XML and CSS and HTML. They are a lot of acronyms to show that the software does things the way that it should. It even follow W3C's recommendation that page names be future compatible. Check out the lack of file name extensions, and the way that the pages are named. Doesn't get any clearer than that! The XML specifications are included (once I write them) too!

Security is important too, and that is why the software is unbreakable. Its simplicity allows it to have almost no angles of attack. The only attack that could be done is a DOS attack, but all websites are vulnerable to that, and because this site uses complete caching it is nearly invulnerable to that. The only possible way to edit the site would be to gain control of the ftp password and edit the local files, but if that has happend you are in more trouble than just losing your blog content!