KBlogger 0.1-alpha1

[The shizzle my nizzle Why do you need that?]

Name: KBlogger
Version: 0.1-alpha1
Type: KDE Web Application
Depend: KDE 4.x
License: GPL
Homepage: http://kblogger.pwsp.net
More Info:
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=29552

Description:
 KBlogger pre1.0 is a kicker-applet for quick
blogging, like gnome-blog. Just push the blog
button and blog!
It supports the Meta-Weblog-Api, which is
supported by most blogs, and Blogger API 1.0.
Support for Atom API is planned.
KBlogger beginning from 1.0 is a full fledged blog
manager for KDE 4. It supports Blogspot,
Wordpress, Drupal and LiveJournal accounts.

NOTE: Some help on cleaning and fixing the code
base would be really great! All features are
there, but media handling and some other parts are
not done sanely at the moment. In general the code
base needs some experienced eyes to clean it up
and refactor the code for a first release.

[b]THE KDE4 VERSION IS ALPHA CODE AT THE MOMENT,
ONLY USE IT IF YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS.[/b]

I am currently preparing a release and a move to
extragear with a better homepage.
Additional infos can be found on the webpage.

Changelog:
 1.0-alpha1
- stripped API code out and do that in
kdepimlibs/kblog as a lib now(me)
- KBlog supports GData and MovableType now and is
a really good codebase when compared to before. It
is even hard to compare ;-) (me)
- Port and build a KDE 4 application on top of it
(Antonio)
- KBlogger supports autoconfiguration now (me)
- Multiple blog profiles supported (Antonio)
- Media manager with automatic import and
thumbnail creation.(Antonio and me)
- Preview for Webpages (Antonio and me)
- Offline draft handling (Antonio)
- Trash support (Antonio)
- Richtext editing improved (Antonio)
- Editor improved (Antonio and me)
- View and modify existing posts (Antonio)
[b]KNOWN ISSUES:[/b]
- Mediamanagement is buggy, e.g. the import dialog
does not close itself, thumbnail creation is
hardcoded and thumbnails are not handled correctly
- Profile deletion does not delete the profile
correctly
[b]File issues, especially with autoconfiguration
and crashes here please for now please! Don't
forget to post a backtrace (needs a debug build)
and relevant information![/b] Once we are in
extragear, you can use bugs.kde.org for proper bug
reports.

0.7-beta2
- removed the stupid css handling code

0.7-beta1
- passive error messages
- new editor with preview function
- utf8 finally fixed!
- other fixes

0.6.5
- still dateTime issues in wordpress due to a bug
in wordpress
- added GUI for changing dateTime (thanks
Antonio!)
- improved the GUI
- added the possibility to add plain HTML code (i
hope it works with correctly)

0.6.4
- well actually i've only reverted the datetime
behaviour to 3.5 )
- automatic blogid fetching and showing blog name
info
- richtext edit
- file uploading ( metaweblog )
- posts editing through right click menu (
metaweblog )
- many bugfixes
- ...

0.5.2
- improved error handling and information
- added german translation
- bugfixes...

0.5.1
- added automatic category fetching for MetaWeblog
API ( Blogger API doesn't support it )
- fixed/added editor error handling
- bugfixes...

0.5
- new backend from the kdepim/blogging resource.
Blogger API 1.0 works again
- fixed configuration dialog
- added category support
- new icon (thx to Kenneth Wimer)
- new documentation (thx to Harald Sitter)
- bugfixes, cleanup

0.4.1 (thx to harald!)
- changed fsf address
- made the desktop file freedesktop spec
compatible
- sorted out a build issue according to:
http://developer.kde.org/documentation/makefile_am_howto/en/_makefile_am_for_a_plugin_or_module_.html
- removed unneeded files and folders

0.4
- changed the backend to kio-http
- maybe it also works with a proxy now?
- improved error handling
- simplified configuration dialog

0.3
- improved error-handling
- added some documentation
- improved all widgets:
   - fixed deletion of the message if an error
occurs
   - added tooltips in configuration
- added spellchecking

0.2
- added basic error-handling
- added publish option
- improved all widgets
- added blogger.com/blogspot (not tested!, since i
have no blogger.com account) support, new apis
should be easy to add now