Dienstag, 15. Februar 2005
Serendipity Vortrag
This is my outline of the upcoming talk about Serendipity at the St. Augustin Linux User Group. I wrote it in english so that Tom Sommer can comment on it. 
Feedback is much appreciated. Tell me about suggestions, enhancements or errors.
Feedback is much appreciated. Tell me about suggestions, enhancements or errors.
- About me
- What is a "Blog", other known blog software
- MoveableType: Blogs to the Masses
- WordPress: widespread PHP-software, successor to b2
- Drupal: Flexible community/CMS-aimed
- Features of Serendipity:
- Unique Selling Points
- Shared Install - Install once, use many (see blogg.de, supersized.org)
- Smarty Templating with all the Smarty Power for adjusting HTML output
- Importing other systems entries (Wordpress, b2evo, bMachine, pMachine, Geeklog, MoveableType, Nucleus, Sunlog, Textpattern)
- Event-based plugin API allowing you to insert plugins at all places
- Unique media database storing pictures, movies, files complete with thumbnails and inserting them easily into your entries
- Huge plugin repository: Anti-Spam, Spartacus, multilingual entries, caching/sticky posts/protected articles
- Multiple databases supported: MySQL, MySQLi, PostgreSQL, SQLite
- BSD licensed!
- Embedding is easy within other frameworks, including other files (Gallery, static pages)
- PDF-export of your entries (by month, entry, full blog)
- ...but of course there's the usual stuff:
- Multi-User
- Standards: RSS/RDF/Atom, XHTML, XML-RPC, automatic Trackbacks, Pingbacks
- Multi languages (UTF-8 aware)
- Comment/Trackback moderation
- PHP-scripted, dynamic pages
- threaded/linear view of comments
- post to multiple categories, nested categories
- WYSIWYG editor, many markups to choose from (HTML, Textile, Wiki, BBCode, ...)
- search-engine friendly URLs
- so what can WordPress do that Serendipity can't?
- not much
- customizable URLs (serendipity 0.8 supports that with some manual work - more flexibility is to come in future versions)
- Inline editing of uploaded files/templates
- Dashboard-Overview
- I said it's not much!
- not much
- Unique Selling Points
- Serendipity Development history
- Using Serendipity
- Fresh installation
- Admin view: Entries, Users, Media database, plugins, configuration, import
- Frontend view: Entries, RSS, Details, Comments (Spam...)
- Advanced use of Serendipity
- Shared Install
- Event-Hooks / Plugin API
- Smarty Templating
- What's to come?
- Granular Multi-User permissions
- SPARTACUS
- Stability / Unit Tests / even more Code refactoring
- Documentation
- maybe gettext-like translation system
- inline editing of files/templates
- overview / task panel
- versioning of entries
- Q&A panel
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