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The new version of WordPress -- released today -- is a Node app.
And they have a Mac desktop app.
I've tried them both, and they're really nice, and yet it's still WordPress.
The product has the same familiar organization and structure.
At the same time I'm finishing my own Node-based blogging system. It's really cool that WordPress is running in the same environment. There may be some interesting integrations possible as a result.
But first I have to ship. :->
A few notes about the new blogging software I'm working on.
It continues on the same approach I took with Manila, and refined with Radio UserLand. A home page from which everything radiates.
A focus on simplicity, an intense level of factoring to reduce the number of steps it takes to post something new or edit an existing post.
I wanted the fluidity of Twitter and Facebook. It should be just as easy to create a new post as it is to write a tweet, of course without the 140 char limit.
Here's a screen shot of me editing the initial version of this post.
The central innovation of Manila was Edit This Page. I take that one step further in this product. If you see something that needs changing, just click, edit, click the Save button. This is easier than Facebook, and of course editing posts is not something you can do in Twitter.
I think of this as the first post-Twitter post-Facebook blogging system.
The motto of the software: Blogging like it's 1999!
The name of the product: 1999.io.