maybe http://zyons.com will do what you need (or provide a base for
it at least)
On 15/07/2006, at 4:06 AM, Joe Murphy wrote:
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> Yup, I caught that earlier today, it's a good start. I think the
> details that matter here are the timeline, ease-of-use by a
> non-technical audience, and hacking
Hi Joe.
Also if you don't fell like reinventing the wheel, you might want to
take a look at limodou's multi-user blog app written in django.
It's been a while since I haven't played with it, but it's probably
worth a look. More info here:
Ah, thanks for the perspective Julio.
We're looking to do more a local test-of-concept, which makes it easy
to cut down on the bells / whistles.
However, my boss doesn't get angry, he gets stabby. It may be best to
play it safe.
I'm going to play with Django more this weekend on some other
This might sound a little harsh, but if you need to ask if you can
do it in Django, then you shouldn't do it.
Not because it is not entirely possible... but because you're not
confortable with the framework and its quirks and your productivity on
it, yet. Since this is your Real Job, that
Yup, I caught that earlier today, it's a good start. I think the
details that matter here are the timeline, ease-of-use by a
non-technical audience, and hacking a pre-packaged solution vs.
building from scratch.
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Don't know if this answers your question:
http://www.b-list.org/weblog/2006/07/03/django-tips-scaling-application
Good luck!
G
On 7/14/06, Joe Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi y'all,
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> This week my boss sprang a new project on me: Build a community blog
> app (multiple blogs and
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