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Tim Bray calls for editors that do for XHTML what Word did for other documents.
Building an XHTML editor in the browser is painful –less painful since contenteditable arrived.
Managing content through the server, however, isn’t horrible. You can point something as basic as Blosxom at a directory of markup and publish it. Using WebDAV, your operating [...]

Woah, Blogger’s all grown up: permalinks, XHTML, and everything. Well done guys, well done.
And Dave, don’t whinge about Atom, just use XSLT. There’s even an XSLT engine that runs in Frontier/Radio.

I think you need at least two servers to run Moveable Type in a shared environment. Note: this is idle Sunday afternoon speculation.
Why: because the more posts you have, the more work there is to update all the static files in reaction to a change (new post, edit post, trackback, comment.) More weblogs on the [...]

I wanted to make a link between Tantek’s work on XFN and Jon’s experiments in adding semantic information to class attributes of markup.
XFN uses a natural attribute, rel for relationships between the the author and the link target.
Jon’s using the class attribute to add semantic information to the XHTML he stores in a database and [...]