As you may know if you’re following the development on Subversion, we’re experimenting with a few different templates.
For the future development of these, we’d like to hear from you: what are you looking for in your reader and how do you read your feeds?
(Further posts will be coming soon, I’ve been extremely busy in my “Real Life”™, however development is still continuing on Subversion)
The code in Subversion is now stable, however currently the source list is not being generated. We are aware of this and are working on it.
If you’re running a production server with the trunk version (i.e. from Subversion), please realise that it will be broken for about another day or so while we convert to SimplePie (in the complete opposite of my other post).
We should be fully converted by tomorrow and a heap of new template tags will make life easier for templaters, especially those with a WordPress background.
As you may have noticed, we’re now operating from GetLilina.org. This will now operate as the permanent home for Lilina.
On a semi-related note, the wiki is now open for anyone to edit. Simply login to the forums and then visit the documentation pages to edit them. Some will be locked if needed.
We have also moved our mailing lists. Our latest Subversion commits will now be available from lilina-svn and we’ll be setting up further discussion lists later. You can view a list of all mailing lists too.