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Roland Szabo

Jan 31, 2015 — 1 min read

After taking way too much time, I finally integrated Isso into my blog. It is developed by the same guy who writes Acrylamid, the blog engine I use, so the integration went very smooth. It uses SQLite for storing the comments and it is hosted on a subdomain. In this way, my blog is still static and super fast, but you still get comments, because they are loaded afterwards with AJAX.

It has quite good integration with Wordpress and I managed to import all the previous comments.

I'm looking forward to receiving many comments from you :D.

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