Movable Type is a web application written in Perl to provide a comprehensive blog creation and management system. This software is developed by the Six Apart software team kept under GPL licensing. Moveable Type can be downloaded from http://www.movabletype.org/. The latest version used during this review was 2.64.

Nick has released the third release candidate of FeedDemon, the RSS reader for the Windows platform. Important: Due to changes in this release, news items downloaded using earlier releases will be removed after installing RC3. Your groups, watches and news……excerpt from: http://www.twenty4.org/archives/2003/11/04/feeddemon_rc3.php

Many of us work with regular expressions. They are a necessary evil in the wild world of Web design. Many of us create our regular expressions, upload them to the server and then test them. This is such a time killer for those of you on low-band. So the creators of

Oh, I see a weblogger has figured out how to install different versions of IE on the same computer and now others are wondering why we didn’t tell them how to do that. I don’t know. I like the trick, though. Gotta try that out here at home. …excerpt from: http://radio.weblogs.com/0001011/2003/11/06.html#a5383

I read about TBlog on a couple of different blogs and wanted to take a quick look at what it is about. There are some interesting features. They include: yourname.tblog.com No Banners Customizable Look Archiving Commenting Page Statistics Image Upload Tool tFRIEND Access Archivedar tBLOG Store Access Add custom HTML Most of the people that use this service seem to be yournger teenagers (of the past AOL Kids era) and speak in dialects of English I do not understand. However, their service is still free and unlike Blogger.com, there are no banners ur popups or pop-unders. Anyone interested in checking them out? Here is the URL for TBlog