Is there any list of blog engines, written in Django?
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James Bennett has an interesting take on this question:
“where can I find a good Django-powered blogging application” is probably at the top of the frequently-asked questions list both on django-users and in the IRC; part of this is simply that, right now, there is no “definitive” Django blogging application; there are a bunch of them available if you go looking, but you’re not likely to get anyone to recommend one of them as “the” Django blogging app (unless the person doing the recommending happens to be the author of one of them).
The blog entry also has a list.
ColinYounger
2008-09-17 12:43:37
Building your own blog in django is kind of a rite-of-passage. However, if you just want to get one up and running...I suggest Nathan's Basic Apps (see my answer for a link.)
camflan
2008-09-26 18:47:17
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EDIT: Original link went dead so here's an updated link with extracts of the list sorted with the most recently updated source at the top.
Eleven Django blog engines you should know
by Monty Lounge Industries
Turnkey
2008-09-17 12:45:14
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Django's powerful admin interface and easy ORM makes it a 30 minute job to build a blog that propably fits your needs; Why look for a 3rd party product when you can make it yourself very quickly?
D4V360
2008-09-17 12:46:38
Because blog requires comments, pingbacks, openid, atom/rss feeds, publishing api, etc.
Alexander Artemenko
2008-09-17 12:50:13
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Nathan Borror has a great package of 'basic apps' that has a blog. These are well written, well documented apps that you should try out, get ideas from, etc.
camflan
2008-09-26 18:46:29
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The book Practical Django Projects provides a tutorial on how to create a Django blogging app.
Nate
2010-01-04 18:41:48