WebLogEngines are programs that are used to support the creation of WebLogs (blogs) at web sites. Web administrators who want to put a blog on their web site will need to choose which engine to use. Determining factors are features, language, platform, ease of installation, public license, and whether the engine is in active production.
Journal engines
- [B2evolution] - an evolution of b2/cafelog engine
- BlosXom
- MovableType
- TinderBox
- RadioUserLand aka UserLandFrontier aka Manilla aka DaveWiner-in-a-box
- [Serendipity]
- GreyMatter
- [b2]
- [WordPress]
- GeekLog
Services
Salon engines
WikiLogs
See also
I've been browsing through the internet for quite a while, googling, wikiing, reading... And I just can't find anything of the calibre of Wiki:WikiEngines WikiEngine but for blogs. A wiki is the perfect tool for creating this knowledge base. And of all the communities, I think MeatBall is the one most likely to know enough, be referenced enough, and be curious enough for this. -- MatthewSimpson