On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 4:54 PM, Rado<rki...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Having read a bit of the old notebook code, for the graph editor
> (which I should polish and submit in the next few days), I think Sage
> will greatly benefit from notebook rewrite. It is very possible to
> make front-end applets like the graph editor once it is easy to talk
> to the sage kernel, without going through the notebook.
>
> However, both solutions (codenode and ondrej) seem to complicate
> things for single users by making them set-up two servers (one not
> even local). Is there a way to bundle django engine with twisted's
> sage server?
This is exactly how codenode works - there is only one webserver,
and that is twisted.  Django is running off of twisted's wsgi implementation.

The command-line utility, "codenode-admin", hides all this,
making what happens behind the scenes totally transparent to the
normal, every day user.



 Or at least ship it with sage and start it on a separate
> port when 'notebook' is executed. So that the user can have the sage
> computational engine and the new notebook (probably done with django's
> web platform) on the same machine.


> Also I think codenode has a lot of potential, but it is lost on non-
> Mathematica users who find it hard to manipulate cells. I teach
> Mathematica-based math courses and know exactly how non-intuitive
> students find the cell structure at first. Actually I thought Sage
> model is weird at first (being used to Mathematica), by letting me
> jump from cell to cell and erasing them so easy. Now I preferred it to
> Mathematica's rigidness.
This is yet another excellent data point making it clear to me that
we must adopt the easier-to-user sage style interface.  This will be done soon.


thanks,
Alex






>
> Rado
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>



-- 
Alex Clemesha
clemesha.org

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