Pinax is live and well as they did a recent presentation at PyCon
2011, and the PyCon website is even made in Pinax.
http://us.pycon.org/
List of complete sites currently built on Pinax: http://pinaxproject.com/sites/
The most impressive site in the list is actually GirlGamer.com, their
website
Am 28.09.2011 10:08, schrieb Kevin:
> I will recommend using Pinax for this particular type of site.
>
> http://pinaxproject.com/
>
> I am not sure if Pinax has an included Mailing list app, but there
> should be one available at djangopackages.com
>
> If Pinax is a little too much, try out
I will recommend using Pinax for this particular type of site.
http://pinaxproject.com/
I am not sure if Pinax has an included Mailing list app, but there
should be one available at djangopackages.com
If Pinax is a little too much, try out Django-cms: https://www.django-cms.org/
Django-CMS
Hi,
a group of intelligent, but non computer-nerd people, asked me for help. They
want to build a community page:
- simple homepage/wiki
- news
- members with login
- mailing list
I develop with django daily. Since I don't want to reinvent the wheel,
I search django app which can handle
Created a list for timiki: http://groups.google.com/group/timiki
Tim ^,^
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 9:58 AM, Tim Kersten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I got a report of an error last night, and this morning alright. Last
> night was due to an accidental import statement that somehow slipped
> in
I got a report of an error last night, and this morning alright. Last
night was due to an accidental import statement that somehow slipped
in before I did my commit - that's been fixed. This morning, I only
noticed it now so I'm not 100% certain why, but I'll take a glance at
it.
Files are not
Hi,
I just tested your demo. Somehow there were some 500 pages (internal
server error).
Nevertheless it looks to have most features I need.
I the top, I would not display "home.html" but only "home". And the
subpages should
be a tree. But I guess that can be customized or hacked somehow.
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 12:23 PM, Thomas Guettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I search a Wiki/CMS application to manage a homepage.
>
> This application should:
> - look like a homepage, not like a Wiki
> - Content can be HTML and wiki like markup.
> - No anonymous editing
> -
Yes, quite correct, it doesn't require a database. I wanted to keep
the requirements as minimal as possbile and thought it would be good
to let something designed for keeping revisions do the heavy lifting.
I know I have a good way to go with timiki yet, but it's already in
heavy use and therefor
Tim Kersten schrieb:
> At present it uses the webserver for user authentication instead of
> django's built in user system. I'll haven't added support for this
> yet.
>
This should be easy to fix.
> It does look like a homepage, and not a wiki.
> Content is pure html. No wiki markup.
> Has
I was looking for something similar myself a while back and when I
didn't find it, I decided to make my own. I only started a very short
while ago, but it's well underway and is already being used
internally.
If you need something that has all the features you listed below now,
then perhaps you
Hi,
I search a Wiki/CMS application to manage a homepage.
This application should:
- look like a homepage, not like a Wiki
- Content can be HTML and wiki like markup.
- No anonymous editing
- history: Who has edited which page, Diff between versions, reverting.
- Nice URLs
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