Directory of Clients Resources

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Software on the blogger's computer that publishes to a weblog maintained by a remote or external publishing system.

Resources in This Category

• Azure

  http://web.vee.net/projects/azure/
  Free client for use with mobile phones and PDAs. Publishes to Movable Type sites.

• Blog Photo Diary

  http://www.teazel.com/
  Moblogging client sends images from a phone directly to a Blogger API-powered site.

• blogBuddy

  http://blogbuddy.sourceforge.net/
  A Windows application for managing sites using blogger.com or others that implement the Blogger API.

• BlogJet

  http://www.blogjet.com/
  Desktop blogging application for Windows that supports all leading weblog services.

• BlogniX

  http://blognix.sourceforge.net/
  Native QT/XmlRpc-c based Linux blogging client.

• BlogPlanet

  http://www.blogplanet.net/
  Moblogging client written in J2ME to run on mobile phones and Palm PDAs. Compatible with most weblog servers; photo functionality on select phones.

• Chrysanth WebStory

  http://webstory.my/
  A desktop weblog manager that enables users to post blogs to multiple hosts with only a single click. Built-in WYSIWYG editor plus spell checker.

• Eastgate Tinderbox

  http://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/
  Personal content management assistant. Stores notes, ideas, and plans. Share ideas through Web journals and weblogs. Runs on Macintosh computers.

• Ecto

  http://illuminex.com/ecto/
  Full-featured desktop client for Mac and Windows. Supports a wide variety of publishing tools.

• Mod blosxom

  http://mod-blosxom.sourceforge.net/
  Module for Apache that builds a lightweight weblog environment. Functions in a similar manner to Blosxom.

• MozBlog

  http://mozblog.mozdev.org/
  Mozilla extension to enable in-browser publishing to sites implementing the Blogger API.

• PowerBlog

  http://sourceforge.net/projects/pwrblog/
  Client tool for Windows. Uses Blogger API and offers other publishing mechanisms as well.

 

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