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On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 08:29 am, holger krekel wrote:
> i am wondering if there are download statistics
> for packages downloaded through PyPI?
I guess we could use the apache logs for this - though we won't catch FTP
accesses.
> If not, then it would
[Richard Jones wrote]
> Shrubbery would be memorable, I think. It's long though.
That is one thing that I don't so much like about "eggcrate". It is long
and a left-hand finger-twister on the keyboard.
Another idea: snakeden (or just "den"?)
I love the little animated GIF on this page with the s
On Mar 30, 2005, at 5:18 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
Ed Summers wrote:
Well, I'm late in catching up with what python eggs actually are.
Now that I know what they are, I like the idea of "eggcrate" a
lot. I agree keeping it in the python.org domain could serve as a
subliminal stamp of approval.
hi folks,
i am wondering if there are download statistics
for packages downloaded through PyPI?
If not, then it would be a great feature IMHO.
cheers,
holger
P.S.: On the naming front, i actually like the suggestion
of PYCAN a lot. It has a number of useful connotations
Ed Summers wrote:
Well, I'm late in catching up with what python eggs actually are.
Now that I know what they are, I like the idea of "eggcrate" a
lot. I agree keeping it in the python.org domain could serve as a
subliminal stamp of approval.
eggcrate.python.org,
or even better (I
How about:
Omnivorous
as the name and:
omni.python.org
as the domain. I know, I know, no punny connection, but it would seem
to me to better link to the idea of collecting (eating) everything
that's out there, extending Python to be able to consume whatever
protocol, data format, platf
On Mar 30, 2005, at 4:12 PM, Ed Summers wrote:
Well, I'm late in catching up with what python eggs actually are.
Now that I know what they are, I like the idea of "eggcrate" a
lot. I agree keeping it in the python.org domain could serve as a
subliminal stamp of approval.
eggcrate.python.org,
or
Well, I'm late in catching up with what python eggs actually are.
Now that I know what they are, I like the idea of "eggcrate" a
lot. I agree keeping it in the python.org domain could serve as a
subliminal stamp of approval.
eggcrate.python.org,
or even better (I think):
eggs
Very Interesting.
It strikes me that a ranking system within PyPi would help alleviate
this problem of "too many choices" of frameworks. With a ranking
system, clear winners would emerge that would attract support and
concentrate resources.
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 02:48:23 -0600, Daniel Delapava
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