- Movable Type is a content management system (CMS) originally released in 2002 that allows publishing and editing of websites and blogs. It has evolved over time to incorporate features like social media integration. - Version 5.1 of the Movable Type listing framework is currently in beta testing. It provides a way to display content in lists or categories on websites, blogs, and other systems. It includes features like Ajax functionality, category navigation, and support for multiple blogs. - The document provided details on the timeline and bug tracking process for the 5.1 release of the Movable Type listing framework. Beta testing is expected to begin in early 2011 with feedback managed on the Movable Type bug tracking

2. • Movable Type
• CMS
• Movable Type
•

3. 9

4. 60

5. ProNet
340
SOHO 60
http://www.sixapart.jp/pronet/

6. 5.0 2009 11 26
5.01 2010
5.02 2010 12

8. 2002
2004 SNS
2006 CMS
2009 Twitter

10. Twitter Flickr ( SNS)

11. Blog Social Media
9% 15%
The State of Inbound Marketing 2010 ( HubSpot )
http://www.hubspot.com/Portals/53/docs/resellers/reports/state_of_inbound_marketing.pdf

13. Movable Type

14. +
xxxxxxxxx 5
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xxxxxxxxx 6
xxxxxxxxx 7
Web API

15. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

16. Up

17. 2 7
Twitter Feed | SNS

20. Movable Type Community Solution
linker ( )
,
•
•
•

22. CMS
Movable Type 5
( ), ( ), ( )
,
EC SNS
iPhone
MT5

23. Movable Type 5
( )
•
•

24. Perl
Algorithm File JSON Text::Balanced
Apache File::Spec JSON.pm TheSchwartz
Archive::Tar File::Temp LWP TheSchwartz.pm
Archive::Zip GD LWP.pm UDDI
Attribute HTML LWP::UserAgent UNIVERSAL
AutoLoader.pm HTML::Entities List::Util URI
CGI HTML::Parser Locale URI.pm
CGI::Cookie HTTP Lucene WWW
Cache::File Heap MIME XML
Class I18N MIME::Base64 XML::Atom
Crypt::DSA IO Mail::Sendmail XML::Parser
Crypt::SSLeay IO::Compress::Gzip Math XML::SAX
DBD::mysql IO::Uncompress::Gunzip Module XMLRPC
DBI IPC Net YAML
Data IPC::Run Params auto
Digest::MD5 Image SOAP version
Digest::SHA1 Image::Magick SOAP::Lite version.pm
Image::Size Safe version.pod
Scalar::Util
Storable

25. Web

34. MT

35. • : http://communities.movabletype.jp/plugins/
: http://www.movabletype.jp/plugins/
•
MTQ

36. https://mtcontest.jp/
Adobe® Creative Suite®5
Web Premium
iPad Wi-Fi 16GB

38. ( GPL )
Advanced Solution
Professional Theme
Movable Type
Movable Type Movable Type
Open Source
Dual License Sub License

39. 5.1

40. Listing Framework
System, Website, Blog
IE8, Webkit

41. Listing Framework

43. 1000

44. 5.1

45. /
※

46. 30
※

47. ※

48. Listing Framework
• ,
• ,
• ,
• ,

49. ※

50. •
• Ajax API
• HTML ID, Class

51. ,

52. •
• MTTopLevelCategories
• MTSubCategories
• MTCategoryNext
• MTCategoryPrevious
sort_by=”user_custom”

53. System, Website, Blog

54. System

55. <$mt:Include module="XXX" parent="1"$>
• Website
•
System

56. include_blogs exclude_blogs
<mt:Entries include_blogs="all"
exclude_blogs="1, 3">
<mt:Entries include_blogs="children"
exclude_blogs="1, 3">

57. Internet Explorer 8
Safari
Firefox
5.02

58. % svn co http://code.sixapart.com
/svn/movabletype/branches
/feature-listing-framework
※

59. 5.1 Schedule
BETA
2011

62. FogBugz
http://bugs.movabletype.org/

63. English
Direct
Reports
FogBugz User Support
Blog Posts
MTQ MT.org
MTOS Dev
MTOS-ja ProNet ML

64. FogBugz
http://code.sixapart.com http://bugs.movabletype.org/

65. ML
• MTOS-dev ML
http://www.sixapart.com/mailman/listinfo/mtos-dev
• MTOS-ja ML
http://groups.google.com/group/mtos-ja
• IRC ( irc.freenode.net )
• #movabletype-ja
• #movabletype

67. MovableType.org Forum
• MT5
•
•
•

69. Glo-bish : 1500
Some 70 to 80 percent of the world’s Internet home pages are in
English, compared with 4.5 percent in German and 3.1 percent in Japanese.
http://www.newsweek.com/2010/06/12/glob-ish.html
MT
4
Glo-bish 40

71. GitHub :
Fork
Pull Request

72. License
• This library is free software; you can
redistribute it and/or modify it
under the same terms as Perl itself.
• CPAN
• GPL Artistic Dual License
•
• Creative Commons

73. PDF
MovableType.org

74. There is more than one way to do it,
but sometimes
consistency is
not a bad thing either.
Perl motto

75. Web
Web
Thank you