Link: http://www.hackerblogs.com

I hope you all help me grow the site by just registering your blogs, no need to create accounts or anything annoying, just enter your blog address and I'll fetch your feeds everyday for new content. Only personal blogs, no meta-aggregators or commercial blogs will be allowed, so no techcrunch, digg, reddit, et al. That will help reduce the marketing noise, fud and payperpost we get all the time inundating our beloved news sites.

HackerBlogs: for hackers, by hackers.

What is the stack? Just curious.

Python on AppEngine. Zero headaches.

I would actually enjoy a blogging platform that is designed for hackers. Such a platform would need syntax highlighting, latex, etc.

There is nothing like this among free blogs. The closest thing is github's jekyll, which does not actually have latex support on the server.

WordPress.com does latex and syntax highlighting.

http://en.support.wordpress.com/latex/ http://en.support.wordpress.com/code/posting-source-code/

Is it free to use? e.g. can you use it on the free blogs provided by wordpress?

yes

I use and quite like the SyntaxHighlighter for wordpress http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/

I realize that it's not blogging per se, but UseTheSource has automagic syntax highlighting. If there's demand I'll add inline LaTeX.

I know there are syntax highlighting plugins for Serendipity and Wordpress using GeSHi.

On Wordpress, wp-syntax has worked well for me and uses GeSHi:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-syntax/

Great idea. I suggest you also give petercooper's coder.io a look. It's amazing for Ruby/Rails news, but I'm sure it's great for other topics.

I saw coder.io on HackerMonthly as I was working on HB, great source of inspiration.

Happy to provide ~120 feed URLS from http://roomcu.slinkset.com. Drop me an email.

Probably would be better to show the category tags beside/below the author/comments subtitle.

I like it though. Rather than inclusive filtering like you have on the right hand side, is there any way to filter out the categories I don't care about? Maybe I want all of the blogs except Haskell and C#, for instance.

That's in the todo list, I'll implement tags next to the title, easier to know what the article is about.

I'll think about remembering your settings, since I really don't want to create accounts and stuff. Not easy to implement without accounts tho.

I like this idea a lot. I've registered my blog and will be checking it out. Good luck!

Awesome. The colour scheme seems very familiar.

What do the numbers mean?

I used the same color palette from HackerNews and HackerMonthly, trying to make HackerBlogs part of the family.

I hope I don't get sued.

Numbers to the left are just clicks, like showing how many times people has clicked on such article. Maybe I'll show a top ten of the day or something.

An RSS feed would be very useful.

Great idea. However, the site does not render properly in IE8.

I know, sorry about that, IE doesn't support custom tags and HackerBlogs use them everywhere.

It is just a personal attempt at my own version of HTML6. Take a look at the source code.

In the future I'll change all custom tags to ugly divs again.

I believe you can work around this in IE by using document.createElement() in the head for any custom tag you want to use - see http://html5doctor.com/how-to-get-html5-working-in-ie-and-fi....

Thanks for the pointer, I'll try to fix it and see how it works.

This comment would be more helpful if you gave him some specific criticisms. What did you have to think about? How could he fix it?

Kilimanjaro, it seemed pretty straightforward to me.

happy 1 year