w.bloggar is an application that targets to be an interface between the user and his blog(s), in other words, is a Post and Template editor, with serveral features and resources that the browser based blog editors can not offer. Because it’s a software that runs over Windows GUI it allows the user to edit his posts without being connected to the Internet, saving locally one or more texts to be posted in the future. It can be minimized to the Tray bar as an icon and everytime the user wants to publish a new text, he just need a click and has the editor ready to work, finished the text, another click (if connected) and the post will be published. w.Bloggar uses the well documented XML-RPC interface.

CSS Creator Are you tired of hand-coding the CSS that you use for formatting? Or would you rather have a visual guide to help you when choosing backgrounds, font sizes, font colors and more? If so, then you need to check out CSS Creator. From the site: “CSS Creator allows you to choose a style for your Web page. Select different Cascading Style Sheet properties from the page below. To select a color, look for the HTML tag you want to effect, click the field you would like to insert color into, like color or background, then simply click the color you want from the colors grid on the left. Most changes will display on the page as you make them.” …excerpt from: http://www.csscreator.com/version1/index.php

Feedster Builder lets you create an RSS feed for sites that don’t have them. It pings weblogs.com too.

Localfeeds is a nice new service that’s leveraging information from GeoURL. Enter a U.S. or Canadian zip code, and find RSS feeds geographically close to you. Geolocation has always interested me. I can’t wait for the day that I can have a cell phone that will let me post to my blog, and automatically tag the posts with my GPS location. But right now, I’m still locked into a contract with a service that is lagging, technologically. …excerpt from: http://dougal.gunters.org/index.php?p=307&c=1

Are you a seasoned blogger looking for a change? Just getting started? Either way, Josh’s rundown of the different weblog apps makes it falling-off-a-blog easy to choose the right one for you.…excerpt from: http://r.hotwired.com/r/hw_wm_r_mynscp/http://www.webmonkey.com/02/18/index3a.html

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