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Line 1: {{~~orphan~~notability\|date=~~March~~April ~~2010~~2015}} {{more citations needed\|date=April 2015}} '''BlogML''' is an [[open format]] derived from [[XML]] to store and restore the content of a [[blog]]. == History == BlogML was originally created by [[Darren Neimke]] in August 2005 by starting a Workspace on GotDotNet community. In July 2006, BlogML was moved to [[CodePlex]] for better [[~~Open~~open-source ~~Source]]~~software development\|open-source development]] and some other developers joined this project.<ref>[http://blogml.codeplex.com/ workspace]</ref> BlogML has hit three versions so far. Versions 0.9 and 1.0 released on GotDotNet and version 2.0 released on CodePlex. After moving this project to CodePlex, [[Keyvan Nayyeri]] joined this project and added some new features for BlogML 2.0. In addition to BlogML specification, there is a rich set of [[.NET Framework]] [[API]]s provided by the BlogML team for .NET developers to work with markup easier. BlogML is supported by many .NET blogging tools such as [[Community Server]], [[Subtext Weblog Software\|Subtext]], [[Single User Blog]], [[BlogEngine.NET]], [[DasBlog]] and the [[~~DasBlog~~Orchard Project]]. Also there are some implementations for other blogging engines and services such as [[Blogger (service)\|Blogger]]. == Main goals == BlogML is created for some main goals:{{Citation needed\|date=February 2010}}: # Ability to port blog content between Blog Engines: ##This is the case where ~~you~~one ~~might have~~has a blog based on [[.Text]] version 0.95 and ~~you want~~wants to upgrade to [[Community Server]]. Having an "Export to BlogML" in [[.Text]] and an "Import from BlogML" function in [[Community Server]] ~~would totally solve~~solves this problem. # Ability to port blog content between Blog Engine Versions: ##Same as above. # Ability to port blog content between Storage Providers: ##This is the case where ~~you~~one might be using a blogging engine such as [[Single User Blog]] and ~~you are~~is running from one provider - such as DotTextProvider (where the content reads and writes to an existing .Text schema) and ~~you want~~wants to continue to use [[Single User Blog]] but move to a new data structure. In this case ~~you~~one ~~would configure~~configures [[Single User Blog]] to use the DotTextProvider and run an "Export to BlogML" function, then ~~you would~~ re-configure ~~your~~the provider to ~~your native~~thenative provider and run the "Import from BlogML" function. # Ability to easily back-up a blog: ##Here ~~you would~~one run some sort of scheduled job to automatically run the "Export to BlogML" function and save the output as a compressed backup file somewhere. == License == {{Portal\|Free and open-source software}} BlogML is licensed under [[BSD license]]. Line 32: ==External links== * [https://web.archive.org/web/20071011162417/http://blogml.org/ BlogML] [[Category:Web syndication formats]]