Autore: Francesco Fullone

è stata rilasciata la nuova versione di nvu, l’editor WzYSIWYG basato su gecko, il rendering engine di mozilla. Il progetto è stato realizzato con la collaborazione della distribuzione Lindows e, negli ultimi mesi, ha compiuto passi da gigante.

Nvu is based on Gecko, the layout engine inside Mozilla; it’s a super-fast, very reliable, standards conformant engine maintained on a daily basis by a wide community of developers. Its remarkable support of XML, CSS and JavaScript offers the best authoring platform on the market. Its architecture based on XUL makes it the most extensible editing tool ever

intanto, sempre per rimanere in tema vi segnalo anche la nuova release di quanta, la Bleeding Edge 1.

Quanta Plus now has a new branch, the BE (Bleeding Edge) branch. Quanta BE was established for several reasons. Because we have updated and added so many features this gives us an opportunity to introduce these to users in advance of releases. Also because some of our ongoing development on portions of Quanta does not always coincide with KDE release schedules this allows those features with new UI strings to be added and made available. Because of the need for so many diverse features some of our more involved users will want to have those features available sooner. This branch should be considered a development branch and not as stable as a release version. There are known bugs and unfinished features. however any time we release a BE package you can be sure that it has been tested by a number of users and developers.

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stanotte i ragazzi di Six Apart hanno rilasciato la notizia dell’imminente rilascio delle prime beta releases di Movable Type 3, anzi di TypeKey. Così infatti hanno deciso di chiamare la nuova versione del blog tuttofare.

Starting today, we’ll be giving all of our users much more information on what to expect in Movable Type 3.0.

The official 3.0 release will contain a significant change to the existing interface that embraces web standards, usability and localization. This will also be reflected in a new set of default templates that will implement more of the best practices that both Movable Type and TypePad have become known for.

With a suite of comment management features and versatile comment registration–utilizing a centralized authentication service we’re calling TypeKey–Movable Type 3.0 will give you more control than ever before over the public face of your website. We’ve spent a lot of time planning a comment registration system that will fit the needs of different types of webloggers, and we have focused our attention on a system that will encourage registration and open communication.
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