Re: New code / the Cookbook / WordUp (in your hood)!

I was just thinking that it would be good to have some of those libs packaged and released.  Some of those have been very useful lately. 
  
As far as the cookbook, I just haven't done enough Scheme lately to have anything new, though I've been using it as a reference.  Actually I had planned on filling at least the writing side of "Reading and Writing RSS" using either the LtU comments RSS or possibly a screen scraper for another site as an example.  
  
As far as WordUp, the reason CVS is so cluttered is that I've learned about modules since I did my initial commit.  I've removed the dead versions, so CVS should be in a little better shape now.  In general, the .ss version is the good one, though main.scm exists to serve as a CGI driver.  I had planned on sticking with SSAX, but I'm not opposed to WebIt! either, I just haven't figured how it works.  I've been operating on the theory that CSS goes a long way towards skinnability. 
  
I've also updated the TODO to reflect what's on my mind as far as future updates.  My general priorities, off the top of my head, are: 
1) Generate an RSS feed for comments. 
2) Trackback and/or Pingback client API, i.e. issue a trackback/pingback for each <a href="..." in a new post. 
3) Implement some sort of security on the API, there's a proposal out there for that. 
4) Implement the rest of the ATOM API - GET/UPDATE/DELETE 
  
[1] http://shizuku.appsolutions.com/twiki/bin/view/Cookbook/XMLRecipeRSS  
  
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-----Original Message from Noel Welsh <noelwelsh-/[email protected]>-----
  
Hi all, 

I've just committed some new code: /src/libs/lsystem  It 
produces pretty pictures when asked nicely.  I accidentally 
commited a whole bunch of other things but it was all to 
libraries that no-one else uses AFAIK. 

What's up with the Cookbook?  Or, why am I and Jens the 
only people contributing to it?  If there is something 
stopping people from updating it (aside from disinterest) 
I'd like to know.  I've seen some grumbling about TWiki on 
#scheme...  Anyway, I intend to make the AuthorGuide a new 
chapter, update it, and then announce to the world. 

Took a look at WordUp! the other day, with the intention of 
hacking on it.  I was slightly confused by all the parallel 
implementations of code.  E.g.: blog/blog.scm/blog.ss  What 
is the reason for this?  Which should I hack?  The 1st 
thing I'd want to do is adding styling, so is the intention 
to stick with SSAX or could I add (the SXML version of) 
WebIt into the brew? 

Cheers, 
Noel 

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