Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

The Blogger issue (unable to use its UI) seems solved now

By Vasudev Ram

Hi, readers,


The Google Blogger issue that I referred to, here and here, seems to be solved now.

I suspected that it was either an issue at Google's end (e.g. an introduced bug that had not yet been fixed) or some configuration / cookie / cache issue at my end.

I did some stuff to debug it, like logging out and back in, logging in to a different Gmail account and then logging back into the previous one, clearing my browser cache, etc. One or other of those things seems to have worked.

I am writing this current post via the regular Blogger UI, not via the email-to-blog interface that I used in the interim. So if the post appears okay, it likely means that the issue has been resolved. Will write a small Python test post or two in the next few days to verify this, and then resume normal blogging.

Thanks for your patience.

- Vasudev


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Friday, April 19, 2013

Now, Google+ comments on your Blogger blog

By Vasudev Ram

Just saw the news via an email from Google.

Bringing Google+ Comments to Blogger

Looks like an interesting idea.

Some of the benefits mentioned for this feature:

- View your blog and Google+ comments, all in one place

- Help readers comment and connect with their circles

I enabled the feature for my blog - this one, jugad2.blogspot.com .

Let's see how it works out. There may be a few issues initially, but over time those should get fixed.

- Vasudev Ram - Dancing Bison Enterprises


Friday, October 26, 2012

Many new planets discovered :-)


Planet Feed Reader (www.planetplanet.org) is a software tool that lets you create web site aggregators, a.k.a. planets.

It is written in Python.

A few dozen planets are run using it, including those for many programming/software topics, including Planet Python.


- Vasudev Ram