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> On Sat, Jun 02, 2012 at 11:28:45PM +0100, Andres wrote:
> > Is there a common place where we can upload pyconsole example scripts?
>
> No, but having one would be a good idea. I have been thinking about
> this for some time but I just do not know how to do this right.
>
> The ideal soulution would be something like the Vim script collection
> where one can register, add a script and then manage it, publish new
> versions, etc. I cannot see any easy method to set up something like
> this (creating it from scratch is considerable work).
>
> A code repository (of any kind) is not suitable, either the scripts
> would not be discoverable or it would require some kind of manual
> management – which I want to avoid.
>
> So the next best thing seems to be some wiki. True, anyone can edit it
> but there is at least some changelog, user info, etc. Code would
> probably need to be cut'n'pasted from that but that seems acceptable.
>
> Sourceforge offers wiki for hosted projects so I will try this. At
> present there is some outage so such services cannot be added to
> projects but once it works again I will enable it. It might be useful
> for other things than scripts.
>
> If someone has a better suggestion how to do this please speak now or be
> forever ignored when you say ‘I told you so’.
>
i was thinking pastebin or one of those on line wed notetrackers, similar to
Google wave, google docs, ... Sourceforge wiki sounds like a much better
solition. Agreed that something like gitorious will be a bit overkill.
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