Blosxonomy 0.7 is available for download - and database support is finally here!

Don't worry, Blosxom styles posts are still the default and fully supported so you can try Blosxonomy risk free - but once you're hooked, switching to database mode will reduce your response times by almost 2/3'rds. There's a utility included to migrate back and forth. All the details are in the DATABASE.README file -- it'll walk you through the initial setup and migrating back and forth.

Comments, feedback, bug reports and fixes welcome.

Blosxonomy 0.7.4 is available for download.

This release brings several bug fixes. The only major addition to the system is the ability to create entries through a web interface if you're using database storage. When I originally released 0.7, it came with a migration tool and I thought it'd be simple enough to just use that and keep writing my entries in Blosxom format, but that wasn't working out too well. To use the web-based posting mechanism, set bc['post_path'] in your config, and then browse to it in your browser (the same way you'd set bc['rss_path'] and browse to it to view your feed). You can also edit existing entries by passing an editid=id parameter in the URL.

I highly recommend protecting your post_path using SSL and authentication. I have an an entry on my blog that describes how I did it.

As always, comments, feedback and support are always welcome.