Developers in the Java ecosystem should have access to feeds and publishing services that's as easy to use as ordinary files.Hmmmmmmm ... A Java-based publishing service that has support for Atom syndication feeds and editing via the Atom API that's as easy to use as ordinary files? It's called blojsom. Even though I'm moblogging this entry, I could have just as easily typed it in as a text file or entered it through the web interface
And hey, if you want a go at adding Atom API support into your own Java tools,
take a look at Sandler, a Java toolkit for
creating and consuming Atom. It's the best, make no mistake about it!
Manzano e-mails his posts to his TypePad account, a hosting service run by Six Apart, publisher of the popular Movable Type blogging tool. The TypePad service does a lot of the magic; it's set up to accept blog entries by e-mail, making it very easy to maintain a blog from just about any e-mail-capable device.One of the capabilities of the current release of blojsom is the ability to moblog entries using the moblog plugin. As I said before, in the next version, the moblog plugin has been enhanced to allow you to moblog entries into any category on your blog ... just as I'm doing with this entry.
An upcoming TypePad feature should make it easy: Manzano said TypePad is promising the ability to simultaneously post images and text. "I'm just waiting for it," Manzano said.You can already post images and text with blojsom's moblog plugin!
Really ... check for yourself ... ![[Valid Atom]](http://www.blojsom.com/valid-atom.png "Validate my Atom feed"){kind=small}
