sweet, sweet release!
v1.0, bitches.
source files (Java)
Details and usage instructions can be found in the included README.TXT. Or you can just fiddle around with it until it works. Please don't send it to anyone not on my friendslist, though. I want to get the first couple of non-me bug reports in before I let it out into the wild.
To celebrate, I am hereby christening this client Blog Interface for Transmission of Content over HTTP, also known as bitch. If you're offended by the name, just be glad I didn't stick with my second-best choice: Command-Line Interface for the Transmission Of Really Interesting Stuff.
Clearly the most mature, professional LJ client ever. :b
Besides, I'm naming it after the verb form of "bitch", because I feel that the new name accurately describes what people will do with it. You ladies all know I have nothing against you.
So why should you use bitch instead of the web client or semagic? Aside from the obvious geeky things you can do with a command-line LJ client, no reason, really. It's just for fun.
Let me know if you find any bugs. And yes, the client is posting itself.
source files (Java)
Details and usage instructions can be found in the included README.TXT. Or you can just fiddle around with it until it works. Please don't send it to anyone not on my friendslist, though. I want to get the first couple of non-me bug reports in before I let it out into the wild.
To celebrate, I am hereby christening this client Blog Interface for Transmission of Content over HTTP, also known as bitch. If you're offended by the name, just be glad I didn't stick with my second-best choice: Command-Line Interface for the Transmission Of Really Interesting Stuff.
Clearly the most mature, professional LJ client ever. :b
Besides, I'm naming it after the verb form of "bitch", because I feel that the new name accurately describes what people will do with it. You ladies all know I have nothing against you.
So why should you use bitch instead of the web client or semagic? Aside from the obvious geeky things you can do with a command-line LJ client, no reason, really. It's just for fun.
Let me know if you find any bugs. And yes, the client is posting itself.