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:P On Jan 26, 3:42 am, Marinho Brandao <mari...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello people, > > I have good news :) > > I've done today the new website of Geraldo Reports [1]. > > Geraldo is a tool to make business reports easy, that not necessarily > will be PDF files. For a while it just supports PDF and TXT (for file > and matrix printers), but in the future it will supports HTML, ODF, > DOC, XLS, and whatever. It uses the power of ReportLab to make PDF > files and uses also some things from its library. > > Geraldo doesn't competes with ReportLab, it is just more like Jasper > or Crystal Reports, ok? > > The new website is more like a redesign of the old one, but we want to > have cook book, code snippets and report templates repositories as > soon as possible. > > We are near to announce the release 0.4 (maybe in 1 or 2 weeks), with > the main features: > > - Caching > - Additional fonts > - Events system > - "Native" charts (using ReportLab functions instead of third part libraries) > - Cross reference tables > - Bar codes > - bugs fixes > > Most of these features are already available [2] on the git/svn > repositories [3] and [4] and I'm using them on some projects. > > Another important information: I recently knew about a project named > "django-reporting" [5], that makes summaries on the Admin (with no > printing). It is a good tool but a customer mine would like print > those summaries to PDF, so, I made some improvements on it to do it > (and sent a patch). I'm trying to make contact the author to make this > easier. > > The problem: Geraldo already had in their repositories a Django app to > integrate Geraldo with Django's Admin. > > Solution: I probably will change the name of Geraldo's "reporting", do > some newness I have on my machine, etc. > > But, to avoid confusion: django-reporting and Geraldo's "reporting" > are separated things and have different goals. > > In the future, Geraldo will have the Reports Server, probably a > pluggable app or a Tornado service (I'm not sure about that), to serve > reports like a BI framework. It will get data from database connection > (with SQL instructions) or NoSQL accessing or, at least, receive data > as a webservice, and generate reports. The main goal is take easy the > integration with other languages and take easy for end users. The > ideas are in my mind, but will late a little. > > That's all. Help is very very welcome, whatever you can do to help. > > Best regards, speak soon :) > > [1]http://www.geraldoreports.org/ > [2]http://www.geraldoreports.org/docs/examples/index.html > [3]http://www.geraldoreports.org/docs/examples/index.html > [4]http://geraldo.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/geraldo/ > [5]http://code.google.com/p/django-reporting/ > > -- > Marinho Brandão (José Mário)http://marinhobrandao.com/ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-us...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to django-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users?hl=en.
