Matt Haughey’s Fitlog is a
great use of custom fields for what has been called “datablogging” lately. We will be expanding our XML-RPC APIs with WordPress extensions to allow more remote programatic access to advanced WP features such as custom fields in the future. ¶
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Adam Bouskila | April 6th, 2005 @ 9:17 am |
Very cool.
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Keith | April 7th, 2005 @ 6:57 pm |
Hi Matt,
Thanks for posting this. I have been blogging my dietary/exercise habits since mid-Febuary, and it never occurred to me to use the custom fields for the exercise portion.
Cheers,
Keith.
Joe Reger | April 13th, 2005 @ 7:33 pm |
Hi All! I’d love for you to check out reger.com’s datablogging platform. In addition to the collection of data and publishing via RSS we also have ad-hoc graphing which is great for fitness logs. Just check out my triathlon log: http://www.joereger.com/logmain2.log (note the graphs on the left side of the screen.) Anyhow, let us know what you like and what we need to work on. Best, Joe Reger, Jr.