[web2py] Re: My new site powered by Web2Py

2012-02-16 Thread Matt Doiron
Thanks all!
Seems you found the site, even though I forgot to post an actual link! Here 
is a link just in case: http://queuebot.com


[web2py] Re: My new site powered by Web2Py

2012-02-15 Thread Anthony
Very nice. Just added it to the poweredby list.

Anthony

On Wednesday, February 15, 2012 7:17:47 PM UTC-5, Matt Doiron wrote:

 Hi all,
 I've been learning web2py for the last few months and put together a site 
 that I hope to grow into a useful service. Because it's based on web2py and 
 uses various other tools common to the web world, I thought I would post a 
 link here. I would also love any feedback anyone had about it! The site is 
 built on web2py running on nginx+uwsgi and uses a various tools like 
 celery, mongodb, redis, OAuth, postgresql, twilio as well as twitter and 
 facebook apis.

 The site is basically a queue scheduler - where the queues are lists of 
 web-related tasks like sending an email, SMS or posting on twitter, etc. 
 For now the interactions with the queues are fairly basic, but I hope to 
 add more advanced functions in the future. The site is called QueueBot an a 
 brief description is as follows:

 Queues are the heart of QueueBot. Assign actions to a queue from the 
 range of possible tasks, such as posting on Twitter or sending a text 
 message, and they will be executed in order at regular intervals or on a 
 schedule.


 Matt



[web2py] Re: My new site powered by Web2Py

2012-02-15 Thread Massimo Di Pierro
Is it just me or we are seeing many really nice professionally done
web site recently? ;-)

On Feb 15, 6:17 pm, Matt Doiron mattdoi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi all,
 I've been learning web2py for the last few months and put together a site
 that I hope to grow into a useful service. Because it's based on web2py and
 uses various other tools common to the web world, I thought I would post a
 link here. I would also love any feedback anyone had about it! The site is
 built on web2py running on nginx+uwsgi and uses a various tools like
 celery, mongodb, redis, OAuth, postgresql, twilio as well as twitter and
 facebook apis.

 The site is basically a queue scheduler - where the queues are lists of
 web-related tasks like sending an email, SMS or posting on twitter, etc.
 For now the interactions with the queues are fairly basic, but I hope to
 add more advanced functions in the future. The site is called QueueBot an a
 brief description is as follows:

  Queues are the heart of QueueBot. Assign actions to a queue from the range
  of possible tasks, such as posting on Twitter or sending a text message,
  and they will be executed in order at regular intervals or on a schedule.

 Matt


[web2py] Re: My new site powered by Web2Py

2012-02-15 Thread Anthony
Yes, a lot of great stuff recently. Keep up the good work, web2py community 
:-)

On Thursday, February 16, 2012 12:04:26 AM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:

 Is it just me or we are seeing many really nice professionally done 
 web site recently? ;-) 

 On Feb 15, 6:17 pm, Matt Doiron mattdoi...@gmail.com wrote: 
  Hi all, 
  I've been learning web2py for the last few months and put together a 
 site 
  that I hope to grow into a useful service. Because it's based on web2py 
 and 
  uses various other tools common to the web world, I thought I would post 
 a 
  link here. I would also love any feedback anyone had about it! The site 
 is 
  built on web2py running on nginx+uwsgi and uses a various tools like 
  celery, mongodb, redis, OAuth, postgresql, twilio as well as twitter and 
  facebook apis. 
  
  The site is basically a queue scheduler - where the queues are lists of 
  web-related tasks like sending an email, SMS or posting on twitter, etc. 
  For now the interactions with the queues are fairly basic, but I hope to 
  add more advanced functions in the future. The site is called QueueBot 
 an a 
  brief description is as follows: 
  
   Queues are the heart of QueueBot. Assign actions to a queue from the 
 range 
   of possible tasks, such as posting on Twitter or sending a text 
 message, 
   and they will be executed in order at regular intervals or on a 
 schedule. 
  
  Matt