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The software running LiveJournal is primarily written in Perl. It was open source software under the GNU General Public License until 2014, when LiveJournal closed their official source code repository to the public; the license continues to apply to the old code from before this change.
- 33 languages
- Brad Fitzpatrick
- April 15, 1999; 24 years ago
- Rambler Media Group
We contribute regularly to the Open Source community -- LiveJournal and its infrastructure runs on code that we've developed and shared. We plan to continue to give back to the community by contributing new code, bug fixes, testing, and documentation. We also encourage people to innovate using the code we have contributed.
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Open source: Dreamwidth Studios is based upon the LiveJournal codebase offered by LiveJournal, Inc. We've taken the LiveJournal server code and updated, modernized, and streamlined it -- and we make all of our changes available under an Open Source license. Our development community is already healthy and thriving.
About LiveJournal. LiveJournal is a community publishing platform, willfully blurring the lines between blogging and social networking. Since 1999 LiveJournal has been home to a wide array of creative individuals looking to share common interests, meet new friends, and express themselves. LiveJournal encourages communal interaction and personal ...
Sep 6, 2012 · Once universally praised for founder Brad Fitzpatrick’s open-source platform and commitment to a free userbase—he once vowed that LiveJournal would always have basic (non-paying or ad ...
Apr 15, 2019 · Since its humble beginnings, LiveJournal has grown into a Webby-award winning open-source service with millions of users worldwide. LiveJournal's small staff (of less than 30 employees) and passionate volunteers continue to work together to keep the site running for more than 20 million users spanning every continent in the world.
Apr 4, 2002 · 3 min read. By Kim Wimpsett. LiveJournal takes a technical approach to blogging. It's an open-source tool created by the same bloggers who use it. Hence, LiveJournal is perfect for techies who ...
