After a few days of hack ass coding, I have got a preliminary log admin interface up and going. This is really a test bed, a prototype of sorts, for a grander web log admin tool that Scott, Ben, Brent and I are planning on building. This interim tool, mainly for me to post stuff remotely, is a test implementing a very cool persistence framework that Scott built. I added a simple object caching piece, but the cool stuff lies in the main persistence code. So, now the pill is updated using a new front end and Scott's cool new persistence framework.

Here is a peek at the admin interface on my dev box if you are interested:

log admin
user: test
pass: test

Resulting web log

Note: these logs are cached in memory, so to see updates you either have to wait about 60 seconds for the cache to update itself, or just select the reload blog cache link.

A palm version for Steve. He was complaining how the new design wasn't displaying well on his palm V. Now he can go back to reading "The Pill" on the can.

It fills me with a small sense of pride knowing that my sensless and endless blatherings lie comfortably beside the stack of Hustlers on Steve's bathroom floor...I guess everything has its place.

This is the first blogger entry...a test as it were of blogger and all things web logged. I am working on a simple publishing app for a friend, and we are hoping to use blogger as the front end to the system. And so here is the first step...