Resoaked. Resoaped.

written February 6 2007 by
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Resoaked. Resoaped.
soaked and soaped has redesigned. What you see in front of you is a new layout paired with everything Rails 1.2 offers for us programmers. We always wanted a blogging tool which

We’ve tried Typo (the last incarnation of this blog) and Mephisto but both were too complex for us.
These needs drove us to build our own tool.
Some features we focused on during our development process:

The new Feeds may have caused, that you got all our feeds again. We are sorry for the inconvinience.
Make us happy and drop a comment on how you like the new blog.

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Permalink to this comment { Jason Marc }
on February 10 2007 (about 10:11 AM)

Hey, congrats on the redesign! I’m working on a lightweight blogging system myself and was wondering if you use a real user model or just hardcode a username and password into the application. It seems like Blog Cabin (SvN) uses the latter method, and because I’m only going to build this application for my own use, I’ve been leaning towards that. Any thoughts?

Permalink to this comment { Kommen }
on February 10 2007 (about 21:23 PM)

Hi,
we use acts_as_authenticated for our user model.
It’s lightweight and easy to use, but it makes our system a bit more flexible.