Don't include the README and the LICENSE in the goxc packages because goxc somehow preserves the full path to the file in the packages. Until I know how to fix that I will leave all other files out of the binary packages
This bug has been fixed in goxc (see: https://github.com/laher/goxc/commit/a0ff2647593777205ab7844893b6c35e12a36e4a). So I can include the README and LICENSE file again.

Revert "Don't include the README and the LICENSE in the goxc packages because goxc somehow preserves the full path to the file in the packages. Until I know how to fix that I will leave all other files out of the binary packages"

This reverts commit 4eae24b199b29e985f7907a25ee55b7ac401444f.
RSS: First working version of the RSS handler.
Added the ability to sort all items by date
Bug fix: Don't write the new lines for the rss feed to the console but to the writer
Item sorting: Reverse the Less function. Newer items should be listed before older items
Replaced all repository item slices with the new Items type
Sort child items once all of them have been parsed (aka the root is ready)
Sort items by title if the dates are equal
Bug fix for the date package. Dates have not been parsed correctly. The month component was copied to the day component
Don't sort items by date, but by their directory name. Since I cannot enfore the the use of the date meta data keyword it does not make sense to use the date or the last modification time for that matter.
Removed some debugging code from the meta data parser
Removed some debugging code from the websocket handler
Moved the get all child items function from the renderer to the repository package
Added a new generic sort type for items
Bug fix for a horrible bug which freezes the whole machine when it is executed
Sort rss feed items by date and by title
Moved the XML sitemap code to the renderer package and added date sorting to the xml sitemap items
Use the correct host name for the sitemap and rss feeds
Moved the filesystem watcher package outside of allmark to github.com/andreaskoch/go-fswatch