Topten Software Blog

The worst thing about writing a shiny new blog engine is that your old blog engine starts looking even older.

A lightweight markup syntax for gallery components that's compatible with MarkdownDeep.

Today I released bradr.me - a personal blog of other things I'm interested in.

Jab now has an auto-save capability. The way it works is a little different from most other systems, but I think intuitive and mostly automatic.

One thing I really wanted to solve with Jab is the problem of having to manually resize photos to a suitable web resolution before uploading to the server.

Jab now supports import and export of articles, comments and categories to/from WordPress WXR format. And some handy full backup/restore options...

Theme variables are small user configurable settings that allow the user to tweak the appearance of a theme without requiring editing of the theme file itself.

Jab can now serve up scaled images by simply appending query string parameters to the image name.

Yesterday I added the ability to download an entire Jab folder as a zip file. Today I added the opposite - upload and extract!

Jab now supports downloading an entire folder full of files as a single .zip file.

View the full index of an entire Jab blog... fully themed of course.

Organize your articles into useful categories. A place for everything and everything in its place!

Nothing like a like in-memory caching for speed improvement and DB load reduction.

Administration features always seem to get neglected, so today they get a little polish...

An new but odd little feature in Jab that might just save the day (or might never actually get used).

Sometimes I think cool custom 404 pages are the web equivalent of Easter Eggs. Now Jab lets you build your own!