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So, what now?

Posted by aetherFox on August 16th, 2006

Update: I have added several (hopefully) cool new features. The main page has received an upgrade of its sidebar - with a better mini archive, recent comments and a nifty translation service (via Google Translate). There is now a dedicated submissions form, too. More to come.

You’ve read a couple of articles, maybe browsed through the archives and taken a look at the About page.

What now? What would you like to see that’s different? New features or additions to the website? Changes to something currently on the site?

Here’s what we’re looking into:

Auto-magic syntax highlighting of the source code
Live preview of comments
Export individual articles

Let me know what you think. I couldn’t guarantee everything will be implemented, but I’ll try to gradually add as much as I can.

Reader Comments

Comment:: 1
Written by:: hartnell
Posted on:: August 16th, 2006 at 10:46 am

How about you write a specific how-to on submitting articles? Blogs need writers. You already have readers. - harnell

Comment:: 2
Written by:: DrV
Posted on:: August 16th, 2006 at 1:21 pm

Comment preview would be great - I can’t figure out why most blog software doesn’t include that.

BTW, what does the “Allow comment box to float next to comments” checkbox on the comment form do?

Comment:: 3
Written by:: aetherFox
Posted on:: August 16th, 2006 at 3:39 pm

Comment preview may come…I can’t guarantee it.

It breaks the floating comment box, which, coincidentally is what the checkbox you asked about is. It just makes the comment box stay beside the comments even if you scroll down.

Comment:: 4
Written by:: hartnell
Posted on:: August 19th, 2006 at 2:56 am

How about some news? - hartnell

Comment:: 5
Written by:: aetherFox
Posted on:: August 20th, 2006 at 12:14 pm

I could implement some sort of asides sytem…asides are basically minor posts that would be suitable for news. Maybe notable releases or something. I’ll look into it.

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Other Posts: How to write for FreeBASIC Insight; An Introduction to Inline Assembly and Registers

So, what now?

Posted by aetherFox on August 16th, 2006

You’ve read a couple of articles, maybe browsed through the archives and taken a look at the About page.

What now? What would you like to see that’s different? New features or additions to the website? Changes to something currently on the site?

Here’s what we’re looking into:

Auto-magic syntax highlighting of the source code
Live preview of comments
Export individual articles

Let me know what you think. I couldn’t guarantee everything will be implemented, but I’ll try to gradually add as much as I can.

Reader Comments

Comment:: 1
Written by:: hartnell
Posted on:: August 16th, 2006 at 10:46 am

How about you write a specific how-to on submitting articles? Blogs need writers. You already have readers. - harnell

Comment:: 2
Written by:: DrV
Posted on:: August 16th, 2006 at 1:21 pm

Comment preview would be great - I can’t figure out why most blog software doesn’t include that.

BTW, what does the “Allow comment box to float next to comments” checkbox on the comment form do?

Comment:: 3
Written by:: aetherFox
Posted on:: August 16th, 2006 at 3:39 pm

Comment preview may come…I can’t guarantee it.

It breaks the floating comment box, which, coincidentally is what the checkbox you asked about is. It just m

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