Re: django-amp-tools project improvement

2021-04-11 Thread Carlton Gibson 
This might be OK as a third-party package but I don't think it would be 
something we'd include in Django itself.
Nor I think would we accept it as a GSoC project. 

Sorry. 

Kind Regards,

Carlton


On Monday, 12 April 2021 at 08:19:10 UTC+2 parth...@gmail.com wrote:

> Can I propose to make an official Django  library for AMP?
>
> On Thu, Apr 8, 2021, 16:25 'Adam Johnson' via Django developers 
> (Contributions to Django itself)  wrote:
>
>> Hi Pratham,
>>
>> Sorry to be a bit of a downer here...
>>
>> The django-amp-tools project is not an official django project and has 
>> not been updated for a while (it doesn't support *any* currently supported 
>> Django versions). It's also not particularly popular - 65 stars - and in 
>> general I feel like AMP is in decline. Better CDN's and HTTP/2+3 allow for 
>> faster delivery of vanilla HTML. So I'm not sure we could support a project 
>> contributing to django-amp-tools. That said I'm prepared to be proven 
>> wrong, I know big news sites tend to still support AMP so there's probably 
>> some value there.
>>
>> Did you check out the wiki page on GSoC and its suggested projects? 
>> https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/SummerOfCode2021
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Adam
>>
>>
>> On Wed, 7 Apr 2021 at 23:15, Pratham Jangra  wrote:
>>
>>> Hello developers
>>>
>>> This is Pratham Jangra, a Computer Science & Engineering undergrad 
>>> sophomore.
>>>
>>> For GSoC 2021, I am making a proposal to solve some problems in the 
>>> django-amp-tools project. The most important one is to create a library 
>>> for auto-parsing HTML tags.
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> Importance: As we all know AMP is used by a massive amount of websites 
>>> for webpages to load faster and get pages optimized for mobile browsing. 
>>> Nowadays AMP is heavily used for user-first websites, stories, ads, emails. 
>>> It is widely used for SEO in websites as Google prefers it and gives the 
>>> website a higher ranking.
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> Problems/Ideas: AMP uses equivalent HTML tags to optimize a particular 
>>> webpage. But there are still some issues yet to be resolved as follows:
>>>
>>>- 
>>>
>>>AMP is based on components
>>>- 
>>>   
>>>   Not all tags have equivalent representation in HTML which is a 
>>>   big issue because day by day content is increasing on AMP pages and 
>>> we will 
>>>   eventually need those tags to render the pages. This is the problem I 
>>> have 
>>>   faced personally while using AMP boilerplate for a website. There is 
>>> no 
>>>   amplify tag equivalent.
>>>   - 
>>>   
>>>   Translation is still a big issue for AMP.  Currently all HTML 
>>>   cannot be translated.
>>>   - 
>>>   
>>>   Automatic parsing: If there is a way to automatically parse all 
>>>   tags of HTML then most of the issues of equivalent representation in 
>>> AMP 
>>>   will be solved. for e.g. . All we would need to do is create a 
>>> library 
>>>   to automatically create an AMP-equivalent page of the existing HTML 
>>> page.
>>>   - 
>>>   
>>>   Need for stabilize the parsing.
>>>   
>>> I did my research as much as possible but still some issues are there 
>>> and we can create a new library for auto-parsing the tags in normal HTML. 
>>> My proposal is still in work and I would really appreciate feedback and 
>>> suggestions on these issues. Please advise me to implement any other 
>>> features and if there is anything wrong in the whole idea. I am open to any 
>>> new ideas; and please correct me if I have missed anything in the whole 
>>> idea. Thank you.
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Pratham Jangra
>>>
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Re: django-amp-tools project improvement

2021-04-11 Thread Pratham Jangra 
Can I propose to make an official Django  library for AMP?

On Thu, Apr 8, 2021, 16:25 'Adam Johnson' via Django developers
(Contributions to Django itself)  wrote:

> Hi Pratham,
>
> Sorry to be a bit of a downer here...
>
> The django-amp-tools project is not an official django project and has not
> been updated for a while (it doesn't support *any* currently supported
> Django versions). It's also not particularly popular - 65 stars - and in
> general I feel like AMP is in decline. Better CDN's and HTTP/2+3 allow for
> faster delivery of vanilla HTML. So I'm not sure we could support a project
> contributing to django-amp-tools. That said I'm prepared to be proven
> wrong, I know big news sites tend to still support AMP so there's probably
> some value there.
>
> Did you check out the wiki page on GSoC and its suggested projects?
> https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/SummerOfCode2021
>
> Thanks,
>
> Adam
>
>
> On Wed, 7 Apr 2021 at 23:15, Pratham Jangra  wrote:
>
>> Hello developers
>>
>> This is Pratham Jangra, a Computer Science & Engineering undergrad
>> sophomore.
>>
>> For GSoC 2021, I am making a proposal to solve some problems in the
>> django-amp-tools project. The most important one is to create a library
>> for auto-parsing HTML tags.
>>
>>
>>
>> Importance: As we all know AMP is used by a massive amount of websites
>> for webpages to load faster and get pages optimized for mobile browsing.
>> Nowadays AMP is heavily used for user-first websites, stories, ads, emails.
>> It is widely used for SEO in websites as Google prefers it and gives the
>> website a higher ranking.
>>
>>
>>
>> Problems/Ideas: AMP uses equivalent HTML tags to optimize a particular
>> webpage. But there are still some issues yet to be resolved as follows:
>>
>>-
>>
>>AMP is based on components
>>-
>>
>>   Not all tags have equivalent representation in HTML which is a big
>>   issue because day by day content is increasing on AMP pages and we will
>>   eventually need those tags to render the pages. This is the problem I 
>> have
>>   faced personally while using AMP boilerplate for a website. There is no
>>   amplify tag equivalent.
>>   -
>>
>>   Translation is still a big issue for AMP.  Currently all HTML
>>   cannot be translated.
>>   -
>>
>>   Automatic parsing: If there is a way to automatically parse all
>>   tags of HTML then most of the issues of equivalent representation in 
>> AMP
>>   will be solved. for e.g. . All we would need to do is create a 
>> library
>>   to automatically create an AMP-equivalent page of the existing HTML 
>> page.
>>   -
>>
>>   Need for stabilize the parsing.
>>
>> I did my research as much as possible but still some issues are there and
>> we can create a new library for auto-parsing the tags in normal HTML. My
>> proposal is still in work and I would really appreciate feedback and
>> suggestions on these issues. Please advise me to implement any other
>> features and if there is anything wrong in the whole idea. I am open to any
>> new ideas; and please correct me if I have missed anything in the whole
>> idea. Thank you.
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Pratham Jangra
>>
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Re: django-amp-tools project improvement

2021-04-08 Thread 'Adam Johnson' via Django developers (Contributions to Django itself) 
Hi Pratham,

Sorry to be a bit of a downer here...

The django-amp-tools project is not an official django project and has not
been updated for a while (it doesn't support *any* currently supported
Django versions). It's also not particularly popular - 65 stars - and in
general I feel like AMP is in decline. Better CDN's and HTTP/2+3 allow for
faster delivery of vanilla HTML. So I'm not sure we could support a project
contributing to django-amp-tools. That said I'm prepared to be proven
wrong, I know big news sites tend to still support AMP so there's probably
some value there.

Did you check out the wiki page on GSoC and its suggested projects?
https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/SummerOfCode2021

Thanks,

Adam


On Wed, 7 Apr 2021 at 23:15, Pratham Jangra  wrote:

> Hello developers
>
> This is Pratham Jangra, a Computer Science & Engineering undergrad
> sophomore.
>
> For GSoC 2021, I am making a proposal to solve some problems in the
> django-amp-tools project. The most important one is to create a library
> for auto-parsing HTML tags.
>
>
>
> Importance: As we all know AMP is used by a massive amount of websites
> for webpages to load faster and get pages optimized for mobile browsing.
> Nowadays AMP is heavily used for user-first websites, stories, ads, emails.
> It is widely used for SEO in websites as Google prefers it and gives the
> website a higher ranking.
>
>
>
> Problems/Ideas: AMP uses equivalent HTML tags to optimize a particular
> webpage. But there are still some issues yet to be resolved as follows:
>
>-
>
>AMP is based on components
>-
>
>   Not all tags have equivalent representation in HTML which is a big
>   issue because day by day content is increasing on AMP pages and we will
>   eventually need those tags to render the pages. This is the problem I 
> have
>   faced personally while using AMP boilerplate for a website. There is no
>   amplify tag equivalent.
>   -
>
>   Translation is still a big issue for AMP.  Currently all HTML
>   cannot be translated.
>   -
>
>   Automatic parsing: If there is a way to automatically parse all
>   tags of HTML then most of the issues of equivalent representation in AMP
>   will be solved. for e.g. . All we would need to do is create a 
> library
>   to automatically create an AMP-equivalent page of the existing HTML 
> page.
>   -
>
>   Need for stabilize the parsing.
>
> I did my research as much as possible but still some issues are there and
> we can create a new library for auto-parsing the tags in normal HTML. My
> proposal is still in work and I would really appreciate feedback and
> suggestions on these issues. Please advise me to implement any other
> features and if there is anything wrong in the whole idea. I am open to any
> new ideas; and please correct me if I have missed anything in the whole
> idea. Thank you.
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Pratham Jangra
>
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django-amp-tools project improvement

2021-04-07 Thread Pratham Jangra 


Hello developers

This is Pratham Jangra, a Computer Science & Engineering undergrad 
sophomore.

For GSoC 2021, I am making a proposal to solve some problems in the 
django-amp-tools project. The most important one is to create a library for 
auto-parsing HTML tags.

 

Importance: As we all know AMP is used by a massive amount of websites for 
webpages to load faster and get pages optimized for mobile browsing. 
Nowadays AMP is heavily used for user-first websites, stories, ads, emails. 
It is widely used for SEO in websites as Google prefers it and gives the 
website a higher ranking.

 

Problems/Ideas: AMP uses equivalent HTML tags to optimize a particular 
webpage. But there are still some issues yet to be resolved as follows:

   - 
   
   AMP is based on components
   - 
  
  Not all tags have equivalent representation in HTML which is a big 
  issue because day by day content is increasing on AMP pages and we will 
  eventually need those tags to render the pages. This is the problem I 
have 
  faced personally while using AMP boilerplate for a website. There is no 
  amplify tag equivalent.
  - 
  
  Translation is still a big issue for AMP.  Currently all HTML cannot 
  be translated.
  - 
  
  Automatic parsing: If there is a way to automatically parse all tags 
  of HTML then most of the issues of equivalent representation in AMP will 
be 
  solved. for e.g. . All we would need to do is create a library to 
  automatically create an AMP-equivalent page of the existing HTML page.
  - 
  
  Need for stabilize the parsing.
  
I did my research as much as possible but still some issues are there and 
we can create a new library for auto-parsing the tags in normal HTML. My 
proposal is still in work and I would really appreciate feedback and 
suggestions on these issues. Please advise me to implement any other 
features and if there is anything wrong in the whole idea. I am open to any 
new ideas; and please correct me if I have missed anything in the whole 
idea. Thank you.

 

Regards

Pratham Jangra

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