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Byteflow Blog Engine. This looks like the most full-featured of the Django blog engines by a pretty big margin, including OpenID client and server support. A product of the growing Russian/Ukrainian Django community.

Posted 11th May 2008 at 7:41 pm

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8 comments

  1. I'd rather say Ukrainian. ;-) Though of course big part of contributors are from Russia. :-)

    Thanks for mentioning! :-)

    Alexander Solovyov - 11th May 2008 20:15 - #

  2. This actually looks quite impressive! I've been looking to add features to my blog for a while, and I just don't have time to hack on it a whole lot, so maybe this is finally a more baked-in solution.

    Marty Alchin - 11th May 2008 21:12 - #

  3. Alexander: fixed that for you :)

    Simon Willison - 11th May 2008 22:30 - #

  4. I can't help but wonder if this thing will run on AppEngine. Or if it will run with a relatively small amount of modification. Anyone tried it yet?

    Scott Johnson - 12th May 2008 01:52 - #

  5. Scott: I think it is not easy task to run byteflow on GAE hosting. To do it you need to rewrite a huge amount of code that uses ORM. Also the django.contrib.admin will not be available on GAE. It is not good because all byteflow administration is doing with contrib.admin.

    Grigoriy Petukhov - 12th May 2008 07:24 - #

  6. heh, another neat thing that I can't use because it requires django trunk :(

    Sabin Iacob - 12th May 2008 11:25 - #

  7. 2Sabin Iacob:

    Just install another Django version in different location, put it in python path and use needed version.

    Nick - 12th May 2008 12:58 - #

  8. it seems that everyone want to make an Django blog :)

    sean - 13th May 2008 15:44 - #

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