Feedster is one year old
Grok Headline matches for Feedster is one year old
Feedster Now Offering My Feedster for
RSS Feeds
Feedster Now Offering My Feedster for
RSS Feeds
12/18/2003 02:15 AMOkay, if you were avoiding using RSS feeds because you didn't want to
(or couldn't) install any software, you've got a new option. RSS
search engine Feedster is now offering My Feedster, a Web-based RSS
aggregator. MyFeedster is located at...
My Feedster
My Feedster
09/13/2004 03:33 AMThose of you that use Feedster aggreator from time
to time be sure to add Geek News Central to your list on their site.
[Geek News Central
Feedster ID]
Feedster
Feedster
03/14/2003 12:59 PMAs we reported last week the group that used the knock of name Foogle
has seen the legal light and...
"Feedster"
"Feedster"
03/14/2003 02:44 AMKDE and Feedster
KDE and Feedster
03/19/2003 10:27 PMKDE and Feedster
Although I mentioned this last week, now that made KDE News, its
even more official (although is that more definitive than a CVS
archive? Depends on your point of view I guess):
You already have
KNewsTicker and you often hit the popular sites for the latest
news. But have you tried Feedster, the RSS search engine?
Now, the latest KDE CVS includes support for Feedster in
the elegant form of a web shortcut. [_Go_]
What About Feedster ?
What About Feedster ?
03/11/2003 11:55 AMWhat About Feedster ? And other Roogle Stuff
I was just chatting with Sooz
and we came up with feedster. And feedster.com was available so
I just grabbed it.
Comments? Like it ? Hate it? Loathe it beyond all
description? Leave feedback here.
Other stuff -- I've been tending to infrastructure today so far to
keep things running and I have RSS output of search results working
but I keep getting XML errors. And the indexing is going
well. Any gurus out there ? I'd love some help. Feel
free to IM me.
Feedster Top 100
Feedster Top 100
01/18/2004 04:55 PMVery surprisingly we made Feedsters top 100 read list. We are sitting
at 81 tied with a bunch of other...
"Feedster version 2"
"Feedster version 2"
07/16/2004 08:45 PMfeedster adds ads
feedster adds ads
08/15/2004 07:10 PMkanoodle's powering the ads
Feedster -- DeDuped !
Feedster -- DeDuped !
03/19/2003 10:27 PMFeedster -- DeDuped !
Ok. Based on really strong user feedback, I'm going to take
this live earlier than I had expected. What I'm referencing is
the experimental de-duping I blogged about last night.
Here's the issue:
You're a blogger. You publish content at both micro and macro
levels. In particular you have multiple RSS feeds syndicated out
for different content views. For a publisher and for a reader,
that's great. Extreme microtargeting of the audience w/ little
more effort than checking a box in Radio (categories) or Movable type
(can't remember the feature name).
Here's the problem from a search perspective:
Identical posts but with different urls clutter up the search
results. You know it feels wrong but you may not even be aware
of why.
The solution
Smart De-duping. As part of the indexing process, we're
calculating a post level "signature" and then filtering by that rather
than by the url. Here's a picture of before and after side by side.
One thing ... I haven't (yet) put in a Google like prompt "We
eliminated some duplicate results, click here to redo the
search". That'll come in the next day or two but I want to make
some improvements in the overall result set display so that it fits in
better. If anyone desperately needs the duped results, let me
know and I'll restore it at a separate url.
How to Add Feedster to Mozilla
How to Add Feedster to Mozilla
03/19/2003 10:27 PMHow to Add Feedster to Mozilla and Other Cool Mozilla Stuff
From "Andy a true MacDaddy of Mozilla" (at least from my biased
perspective) comes how to add Feedster as a search option right to
Mozilla.
Feedstering Mozilla
Time to set up a new Mozilla keyword
shortcut RSS.
A few steps in the process: [_Go_]
.. (steps to do this)
Scree
nshot of the resulting dialog. Now, you can type "rss foo"
in the url bar to search for foo on feedster.
Very nice.And if you're into Mozilla (heck even if you're
not) then you should check out:
Feedster Gets a Bit More Attention
Feedster Gets a Bit More Attention
03/19/2003 10:27 PMFeedster Gets a Bit More Attention
I was just interviewed about Feedster by an Infoworld
reporter. Interesting. Now I'm not praising this by any
means but we've put less* marketing effort into
Feedster than I have for any other product in my career. That's
a testimony to the power of blogs if I ever saw one.
*that could also be written as "no marketing effort at all".
Feedster Update
Feedster Update
03/13/2003 07:30 PMFeedster Update
A couple of new things:
- Searches for three letter words are now working again. Hey
you didn't think the KDE folks would be interested if we couldn't
search for them, did you? Examples:
- Hit highlighting is done within the results -- click above and
see
The obligatory back end stuff continues as well but that's just
boring.
Feedster claim
Feedster claim
12/19/2004 03:12 PM<div style="display: none;"><P
align='center'><A
href='http://feedster.com/claimfeed.php?key=77eb9d22c843510addee5e91ec
6e9498'>No Need to Click Here - I'm just claiming my feed at
Feedster</A></P> </div>...
Anyone Want a Feedster Bookmarklet ?
Anyone Want a Feedster Bookmarklet ?
03/19/2003 10:27 PMAnyone Want a Feedster Bookmarklet ?
I was thinking it would be really useful to just highlight some
text on a webpage and click a bookmarklet in your browser link
bar and have it do a feedster search. Matt Mower gets all the
credit for this idea. And, well of course, Bottom Feeder
who already has this working.
Anyway ... I just update to IE 6 which seems to have disabled
bookmarklets. I can drag it to the links bar andeven though I
say Yes its ok to add it, it seems to just disappear into the
void. Anyone know anything?
So I have most of the code for this but I can't test the pesky
thing. Arrggh!
Feedster Unveils New Look
Feedster Unveils New Look
07/12/2004 12:21 PMSource: ClickZ - The revamped site ... will have a new look and feel,
with the search results page more closely resembling what users are
used to with larger search engines... The revamped Feedster will also
offer the ability to...
Feedster Actually Works
Feedster Actually Works
03/14/2003 05:09 PMFeedster Actually Works
I know this going to sound silly -- but now I **know** Feedster
works. A friend of mine just bought an iPod and they were asking
me about the FM radio adapter. I know I saw one talked about in
the blog-o-sphere recently so I ran a query for iPod and came up with the result. How damn cool. It
really is like searching either your short term memory or searching
conversations you just happened to listen in on.
A lot of times developers don't actually use the things they
build. Or use them peripherally at best. It really is cool
when they work and you have that "ah ha" moment.
Analyzing Feedster
Analyzing Feedster
03/19/2003 10:27 PMAnalyzing Feedster
Wow. The single most cogent write up of Feedster yet. I
took the time to add *a lot* of comments to his analysis. So if
you care, surf on over to David Davies:
Feedster is different from Google - vive la
difference
How do RSS search engines differ from 'conventional' HTML search
engines such as Google? [_Go_]
David -- thanks for caring. I appreciate it. And as a
developer, I absolutely *loved* being described as "the canonical
example of an RSS search engine".
"politics.feedster.com"
"politics.feedster.com"
07/24/2004 03:02 PMPubSub vs. Feedster
PubSub vs. Feedster
01/22/2004 02:41 AMIt seems to me that both PubSub and Feedster provide feeds of searches
run against many RSS feeds. My question, to whoever (Scott, maybe?),
is this: What the real differences here? Or are they providing
something that's functionally equivalent? Anyone tried both and care
to comment?...
"Feedster Builder"
"Feedster Builder"
11/14/2003 03:32 AMInfoworld, Feedster, RSS
Infoworld, Feedster, RSS
03/19/2003 10:27 PMInfoworld on Weblogs
Wow. I had no idea this was going online yesterday just a few
hours after I spoke to her (Cathleen is the new Infoworld editor for
blogs for Infoworld):
Unlike
typical Web search tools such as Google that index Web content at the
page level, RSS-focused search engines index RSS feeds and do so more
frequently and at a finer level of granularity. "There is a huge need
for this capability in blogs. Blogs are heavily nested and interlinked. We take
that data stream and go all the way with it. We are getting the whole
information feed, storing it, and indexing it," Johnson said. more..
.
Interestingly their own search engine doesn't even have this
indexed. Link /
Picture. So I went and looked for their RSS feed using Syndic8 and
went to add it to Feedster and .... it was already in
our database. I went and checked using our "Drill" function to
look at all posts from InfoWorld and there it was.
Their search results, unfortunately, aren't very good though since
their RSS is just article titles, not full content. Hrm....
Thanks
to Sentence & Solas who blogged this before I did. Much
appreciated.
Feedster reloaded
Feedster reloaded
07/16/2004 11:55 AM
Congratulations to Scott Johnson and the rest of the
Feedster gang for the launch of
Feedster version 2. There are lots of new features to digest, but the
ones that most interest me are those that enhance cross-blog
conversation. At
this
URL, for example, I can find a tidy summary of the reaction to
this
item:
...Feedster has a RSS Aggreator
Feedster has a RSS Aggreator
12/23/2003 03:55 AMI am not sure when this was launched but Feedster has a RSS Aggreator
that you can use on-line just...
Feedster Re-Launched
Feedster Re-Launched
07/16/2004 03:31 AMIt's being dubbed Feedster 2.0, congratulations to the Feedster
team on the re-launch. Feedster is a premier search engine that culls
over 700,000 RSS feeds. [Feedster]
If Anyone Wants to Give Me Some Feedster
Comments ...
If Anyone Wants to Give Me Some Feedster
Comments ...
03/19/2003 10:27 PMIf Anyone Wants to Give Me Some Feedster Comments ...
Here are two urls to try:
Tell me which you like better. I prefer #2 and I think you
will also. Tip: Open them in two separate windows vertically
side by side. This isn't production code yet so the search #2
could break. It shouldn't before tomorrow though. Leave me
a comment.
Night. Not much in the morning -- meetings until the
afternoon.
Oh and this
was really cool. Go Ad Rants!
Feedster Morning Update
Feedster Morning Update
03/20/2003 08:33 AMFeedster Morning Update
Good Morning Blogdom! (Sorry, woke up with strange memories of old
Robin Williams movies and I just couldn't resist). Not a
whole heck of a lot to say save that the index took another 20%
increase in size last night to 120,000+ posts.. Wah Hoo.
The bookmarklets have already been well received by at least one happy user. Today's back
end work mostly so don't expect any dramatic changes. We're
continuing to tune "frequency of blog checking algorithms" which is
obviously an area of big concern for everyone.
And while I won't blog much about Feedster today, I will cover some
other things in the next few posts.
Feedster Now Listing Top 100 Feeds
Feedster Now Listing Top 100 Feeds
01/19/2004 07:20 AMRSS search engine Feedster ( http://www.feedster.com ) is now offering
the top 100 feeds from their myFeedster RSS service. Wired News is #1.
While you're browsing around Feedster don't forget...
Feedster link claim
Feedster link claim
08/31/2004 07:14 PMNo Need to Click Here - I'm just claiming my feed at Feedster...
GGSearch is Coming to Feedster
GGSearch is Coming to Feedster
10/28/2003 11:08 PMGGSearch is Coming to Feedster
I've had some interesting IM chats with Pieter and he's updating
GGSearch for Feedster. GGSearch is a client side (for Windows)
tool for more easily building Google searches and its actually pretty
darn cool. The way it works is it builds up a search query and
then sends it to the browser. Pieter made a conscious decision
to avoid the Soap api for Google and he's going to apply the *same
approach to Feedster -- just build up a url. Give Pieter any
comments you have on how a client side API for Feedster might
work.
*Note: We do have a Soap API for Feedster although it is currently
undocumented.
BottomFeeder Now Supports Feedster !
BottomFeeder Now Supports Feedster !
03/14/2003 01:08 PMBottomFeeder Now Supports Feedster !
Wow. Say that 10 times fast. Seriously though, I got a
nice email yesterday from James Robertson of Cincom
Smalltalk who is also the individual responsible for the
BottomFeeder RSS aggregator. He let me know that he's
added support for Feedster as a search option within
BottomFeeder. That's very cool. Here's some more info on
BottomFeeder:
Now here's the interesting thing, look at all the supported
platforms:
- Windows
- Mac OS8, OS9
- Solaris
- HPUX 10
- SGI
- Linux 86
- Mac OSX
- AIX
- HPUX 11
- Alpha Unix
This is written in Cincom Smalltalk and the number of platforms
available is a huge endorsement for the portability that Cincom must
offer. Neat. Thank you James !
Random humor that's running through my brain right now, I can just
hear this: "Yes Virginia, that's right. You can now aggregate
feeds on your AlphaServer. Its wicked fast".
Feedster Gnomedex Blog
Feedster Gnomedex Blog
10/28/2003 11:08 PMFeedster Gnomedex Blog
Carrying out my silly (but functional) tradition of a different
blogging tool for travel, my Gnomedex blog is here:
http://feedster.com/superblog/
and rss: http://feedster.com
/superblog//?q=node/feed
And apparently my Gnomdex Daily News is causing trouble. :-)
Feedster Contest -- We Have (Several)
Winnahs
Feedster Contest -- We Have (Several)
Winnahs
12/31/2004 01:03 PMAs I mentioned a while ago, Feedster had a developer content going on.
You can get the details at http://www.feedster.com/contest.php . Even
cooler, you can get a list of the...
Feedster, Being Busy and Doing da Gnome!
Feedster, Being Busy and Doing da Gnome!
10/28/2003 11:08 PMFeedster, Being Busy and Doing da Gnome!
Well Gnomedex keeps drawing
closer and getting ready to be away (again) and doign some special
stuff for Gnomedex keeps knocking blogging off my list. Sorry
about that. Here are some interesting links:
Make Your Own RSS Feed With Feedster
Make Your Own RSS Feed With Feedster
11/17/2003 10:22 AMIf you don't use a Web site software package that generates its own
RSS, you may have despaired of creating your own RSS feeds (or you may
have gritted your teeth and started doing them by hand, as I did...
And that's Not All Folks: Welcome to KDE
Enhanced by Feedster
And that's Not All Folks: Welcome to KDE
Enhanced by Feedster
03/13/2003 02:16 PMAnd that's Not All Folks: Welcome to KDE Enhanced by Feedster
And wait ! There's more. And this one is just plain
damn wonderful. If you are a user of KDE, Feedster has now been
integrated into KDE. For right now you have to
install it yourself but it has already been checked into the CVS tree
for the 3.2 release. Let me quote from the documentation:
Not really eye-candy, but I had to place this somewhere. I have
commited a .desktop file for Konqueror's shortcuts to CVS HEAD. If you
can't wait for KDE 3.2, you can download the .desktop file here. [_Go_]
Here's how it works:
- In a url bar you can now type something like this:
rss:Canadian or blog:Canadian or
feedster:Canadian
- The search is automagically sent to Feedster and you get the
results!
Feedster + KDE -- Two Great Tastes that Taste Great
Together !
What is KDE ?
In case you're not a part of the Open Source community, you may
wonder "What's he saying?" Or "What's KDE?" Or the ever popular
"Is he on crack?". To quote from the KDE.org site:
KDE is a powerful Open Source graphical desktop
environment for Unix workstations. It combines ease of use,
contemporary functionality, and outstanding graphical design with the
technological superiority of the Unix operating system. [_Go_]
KDE runs on top of Linux / Unix and provides the windows, menus,
overall environment, the look and feel, etc. Please note that is
a simplified explanation that doesn't take into account lots of
things. I know its not 100% accurate.
Depending on how you measure it, KDE is the #1 or
#2 windowing environment for Linux. Now do you
see why I'm excited?
How this Happened
Now I'd love to tell you this was my idea. It wasn't.
I'd also love to tell you that this was part of our strategy.
Nope. Like so many *good* things, it was actually kind of
random. Yesterday out of the blue, I got an IM from a fellow
blogger, the.amazing.us / Rob Kaper, who also works on
KDE. He came up with idea, implemented the idea and the
committed it to the CVS repository for KDE 3.2 (due year end).
Wow! And to think, we released Feedster last Thursday, got
Slashdotted on Sunday and changed the name on Tuesday. And now
its already embedded in KDE ?
The Thank Yous
Thank you to everyone who pitched in:
- Rob Kaper who did all the work
and really deserves all the credit (Netherlands)
- Ditesh who tested it
(Malaysia)
- Sooz who pointed out that not
everyone knows what KDE is
- A few folks who I don't have urls for (unfortunately but
particular thanks to Macandyed, Jasonlotito and Traumwind)
Feedster :: RSS Search Engine
Feedster :: RSS Search Engine
03/14/2003 04:13 AMFeedster .. feedster
track this
site | 9 links
eweek overview of the new feedster
eweek overview of the new feedster
07/19/2004 01:21 AMsounds like they're making a lot of moves in the right directions
If You Get 'Error' Back from Feedster
If You Get 'Error' Back from Feedster
03/14/2003 01:08 PMIf You Get 'Error' Back from Feedster
Please drop me a line, its something I'm trying to track
down.
Note: This will affect perhaps 1 or 2 users solely. That's
the honest to god truth.
Grok Description matches for Feedster is one year old
GrokA matches for Feedster is one year old
ShowVer.exe command-line VERSIONINFO
display program
ShowVer.exe command-line VERSIONINFO
display program
08/17/2004 09:19 PMDynamically Typed: Seperating Browser
from Resourc
Dynamically Typed: Seperating Browser
from Resourc
06/23/2004 07:39 AMEveryone these days is talking about the separation of different
levels of your web site - separating the content from the its display
or even deparating out the content from the database (abstraction). Of
course,
Dynamically
Typed has another take on the matter -
separatin
g the "browser from resource".
Dynamically Typed: Browser Wars,
Reloaded
Dynamically Typed: Browser Wars,
Reloaded
06/02/2004 08:38 AMThink the browser wars are a thing of the past? Well,
Harry
Fuecks doesn't. According to his
new
posting on
Dynamically
Typed, he thinks that things have just taken a different fork in
the road:
Read and Display Server-Side XML with
JavaScript
Read and Display Server-Side XML with
JavaScript
01/08/2003 06:00 AMWebmasterBase Jan 8 2003 4:58AM ET
Dynamically Typed: Multi-Line Strings
and Text Editors
Dynamically Typed: Multi-Line Strings
and Text Editors
03/31/2005 09:56 AMIn a
new
posting from
Dynamically
Typed today,
Thomas Rutter talks about the support of
multi-line strings in PHP (either just through assigning it or with
something like heredoc), and a few examples of how they are supported
in editors.
Command Line PHP
Command Line PHP
12/20/2002 10:51 AMCommand Line PHP
Since I was doing this yesterday, I appreciated this pointer from
Keith (who also helpfully has links to Lord of the Rings Reviews)
[_Go_]
10.3: Fax from command line (or
AppleScript)
10.3: Fax from command line (or
AppleScript)
12/05/2003 11:21 AMI was working on this to be able to fax from Filemaker with FM
scripting and AppleScripting. I needed to print to a file (a .ps
file), then send the resulting file to the fax. Fax is actually a CUPS
print queue, and I just ne...
Command-Line Accountant 0.2
Command-Line Accountant 0.2
02/17/2004 05:39 AMA command-line personal finance utility.
ISU Command-Line Switches
ISU Command-Line Switches
01/01/2005 10:21 AMThe Command Line Is Your Friend
The Command Line Is Your Friend
03/06/2004 01:56 AMIf you're in the tech field, it might behoove you to know your
command line utilities, and to have a copy of Cygwin handy if you run Windows.
There are reasons why those old-school UNIX guys look down their long
beards at the rest of us with disdain for not knowing the system
shell. I ran across a great use of command line tools today that I
thought I'd share.
Continue reading "The Command Line Is Your Friend"
Click here to comment on this entry
MSI FAQ: Command-line for SMS
Distribution
MSI FAQ: Command-line for SMS
Distribution
06/24/2004 11:31 AMAbusing the command line
Abusing the command line
04/09/2004 04:08 PMIf you're running OS X, try this:
say -v Kathy `curl --silent
http://api.technorati.com/getinfo?username=simonwillison | grep
'<inbound' | sed -e 's/ <//' | sed -e
's/inboundblogs>/Simons blog has /' | sed -e
's/<\/inboundblogs>/ inbound blogs and /' | sed -e
's/inboundlinks>//' | sed -e 's/<\/inboundlinks>/ inbound
links/'`
Your computer should read out to you my Technorati inbound blogs
and inbound links, extracted from the Technorati web API. Parsing
XML using sed is
a nasty trick I picked up from this O'Reilly article;
speaking the output of a command using the 'say' and the backtick
shell operator was my moment of inspiration for the day.
Command line blacklisting
Command line blacklisting
09/09/2004 01:15 AMJust over a year ago, I started blacklisting domain
names from links featured in comment spam. My idea then was that these
blacklists could become a shared resource: people would publish their
own blacklist and subscribe to those of people they trust, thus making
it much harder for spammers to operate. While the sheer volume of spam
domains meant that the technique was much less useful than I
originally anticipated, I've continued to maintain my blacklist ever
since as a preventative measure against repeat spammers.
I have a confession to make: all of my blog administration
(with the exception of adding entries and blogmarks) is performed
using phpMyAdmin. The trouble
with writing your own software is that it's very easy to skimp on the
backend tools, since you're the only person who will ever see them.
Incidentally, this is the main reason I plan to switch to WordPress just as soon as I find the
inspiration to write the necessary import scripts. Comments are
deleted in phpMyAdmin, and domains are blacklisted by manually editing
the blacklist.txt
file via FTP.
This has been really bugging me, especially since I have
so little other use for FTP that my only installed client is an
unregistered version of Transmit (closes after ten
minutes, won't save passwords along with account details). I've been
muddling along with that for longer than I care to admit, but today I
decided to take 10 minutes out to solve the problem once and for all.
I could have put together a web interface for adding new domains but I
wasn't really in the mood, so I decided to put time spent reading The Art of Unix
Programming to good use and knock out a simple command line
application.
The result (minus my login details) can be found here. Sample usage: ./blacklist.py
www.domain.org www.domain2.com. It follows the Unix ideal of
being the simplest-thing-that-could-possibly-work, and ended up taking
longer to write than I expected thanks mainly to the craziness of
Python's ftplib
. I've seen complaints about this before, and it thoroughly
deserves its bad reputation.
Here's one example: retrlines is the method
used to retrieve ascii text from the server. Bizzarely, it doesn't
actually return the text receieved; instead, it expects you to provide
it with a callback function that will be fed each line in turn, minus
the newline. Sounds like a job for Stri
ngIO, but StringIO objects don'y have a writeline
method (required to add the newline back on). I ended up writing my
own extension of the StringIO2 class and adding a
writeline method just to preserve the newlines returned from the
server!
Strange APIs aside, I'm pretty pleased with the final
result. It follows a bunch of Unix design patterns (and skips others
such as those related to configuration, but I'm not overly bothered
about those) including the following:
- A usage note is displayed if no arguments are provided.
- Multiple domains can be blacklisted at once, by providing them as
multiple command line arguments.
- Domains that are already in the blacklist are skipped, and a
message is written to standard error.
- If the script suceeds, it doesn't say anything at all.
It also uses the common Python idiom of wrapping the
principle logic in a function and then calling that from a block that
runs only if the file is executed directly (the __name__ ==
'__main__' idiom) so that other Python code can import the
module and reuse its functionality if required.
There's plenty of room for improvement: being able to pipe
a list of domains in via standard input would be nice, and hard coding
the (unencrypted) username and password is sloppy (as is expecting the
blacklist.txt file to live in the FTP home directory). Even better, with SSH access the whole thing could be
replaced with an infinitely more secure one-liner: echo www.domain-to-ban.org | ssh username@server "cat -
>> blacklist.txt". I'm happy though: an irritating task has
become much less irritating and I have some example code to fall back
on next time I need to get mucky with ftplib.
PHP on the Command Line - Part 2
PHP on the Command Line - Part 2
08/11/2004 07:01 PMTake your knowledge of the command line interface a step further with
Harry's PHP-centric series. Part 2 shows how you can hook up a command
line PHP script with existing command line tools provided by your
operating system.
Pizza From the Command Line
Pizza From the Command Line
05/07/2004 07:14 PMSMS Command Line Script
SMS Command Line Script
12/28/2004 11:27 PMMac OS X command line tab completion
Mac OS X command line tab completion
09/23/2004 03:00 AMTech-Recipes Sep 23 2004 5:45AM GMT
Command Line Timeclock 0.2-r2
Command Line Timeclock 0.2-r2
06/13/2004 09:25 PMA command line timesheet application.
SitePoint: PHP on the Command Line (Pt.
1)
SitePoint: PHP on the Command Line (Pt.
1)
06/16/2004 08:26 AMA new article has been posted over on
SitePoint.com from Harry Fuecks
covering the first part of a series on
PHP on the
Command Line.
PHP on the Command Line - Part 1
PHP on the Command Line - Part 1
06/16/2004 07:29 PMRoutine administration of your PHP Website is easily achieved via
PHP's CLI, or command line interface. In the first instalment of his
two-part series, Harry looks at the fundamentals of working with the
PHP command line.
A command line ogg to mp3 converter
A command line ogg to mp3 converter
08/09/2004 11:34 AMUsing the same paradigm as ChrisR's flac to mp3 command line script,
I've done the same to convert ogg files to mp3s using command line
tools.
You'll need to download and compile the vorbis player/encoder tools
for everyone ...
Command Line Progress Bar 1.04
Command Line Progress Bar 1.04
10/31/2003 05:11 PMA simple command line tool to display information about a data
transfer stream.
SitePoint: PHP on the Command Line (Pt.
2)
SitePoint: PHP on the Command Line (Pt.
2)
08/11/2004 08:33 AMNew on
SitePoint today, there's
a new posting from
Harry
Fuecks in a continuation of his "PHP on the Command Line" series -
Part
2.
Command-Line Accountant 0.11
Command-Line Accountant 0.11
12/21/2003 04:45 PMA command-line personal finance utility.
Command Line Timeclock 0.2
Command Line Timeclock 0.2
06/07/2004 09:17 AMA command line timesheet application.
PHP Command Line Module
PHP Command Line Module
06/04/2004 10:43 AMPEAR Console
Classes: Here's a tutorial on a fascinating little PEAR module
that facilitates using PHP from the command line. It has methods for
rendering tables, displaying progress bars, and doing color formatting
on ANSI compliant terminals, this giving you some flexibility when
developing PHP command line apps. Fascinating what these guys come up
with.
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Building MSI command line
Building MSI command line
01/19/2004 12:34 AMISU Command Line Syntax
ISU Command Line Syntax
07/26/2004 03:52 AMCommand Line Progress Bar 1.09
Command Line Progress Bar 1.09
06/01/2004 10:34 AMA simple command line tool to display information about a data
transfer stream.
Command Line Accountant
Command Line Accountant
12/09/2003 12:22 AMVersion 0.1 has been released
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