As some of you may have seen, I’ve switched the commenting system over from the built in one to the Disqus commenting system
If you or anyone you know runs a byteflow based site and would like the code that I used to integrate it into my site, feel free to send me an email or a tweet. I’ll warn you, it’s rough around the edges, but it will work for the time being.
A good article by the gents at Heroku
I’ve finally found some software to migrate my site over that isn’t based on PHP. I had initially gone with Typo but was having some issues with it on my server.
For some reason I was having quite strange performance issues running a rails app under Passenger. I wouldn’t be surprised if my configuration was possibly messed up, but I couldn’t really pinpoint what the issue was.
Since I’m working on some Django at work I figured I would write up my own software which I could then use, which I still will be deploying for the Codenoodles Software site. For my blog though I will simply be using a neat blogging platform called byteflow. I am hoping to take what I can from that blogging engine and integrate it into my own since I’ve noticed there are some pretty nasty hacks that I’ve been doing which make everything kinda hard to understand at times.
I’m still looking for an open source project to get involved with. Perhaps if I can finally sit down on software that I like and am interested in I will have something that I can submit patches to. I’ve only scratched the surface of byteflow, but have liked what I’ve seen so far.