#usertalk

"Yes, of course -- it's running in Frontier, which was GPL'd in 2004. It's got the full environment, the object database, scripting, verb set, TCP support, web server, CMS, etc."

"Frontier for OS X is a bridge between the Macintosh and UNIX worlds."

"I thought maybe I could improve the XML-RPC server to have it branch to different places based on the HOST header of the HTTP request."

"Ever wonder what the OPML Editor (or Radio or Frontier) is doing in the background?"

"Thanks to Les Orchard for getting us started with a tool for the OPML Editor that has basic support for the Amazon S3 interface."

"The crypto extension for Frontier implements a number of encryption algorithms and hash functions. The cryptographic code is based on the SSLeay 0.9.0b distribution (see below for copyright information)."

"suppose you have the OPML Editor (or compatible, someday there will probably be compatibles) installed on more than one machine. When you set up the second copy, you want to have all your public files installed there too."

"Well, the next big thing on my todo list is to package up all this innovation, newsRiver.root, wordPress.root, the beautiful new icons, and make it trivially easy to install, and get new download packages going."

"Squib has been influenced by the Radio Userland philosophy of keeping your data and application local and publishing a rendered site to your web host."

"Frontier does perform a little more automatic HTML for you, which you can prevent if you don't want it."

"Here are two new OPML Editor apps, one for Mac, one for Windows."

"tcp.im is an instant messaging client and server framework for Frontier and Radio UserLand."

"In this HowTo we build a script that allows you to import an entire folder full of images at once."

"It took a fair amount of wrangling to strip extraneous markup and nest the stories in appropriately classed divs and spans."

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"In which outlines magically become bulleted lists, tables, and (best of all) nothing."