Yes, I couldn't agree more. Let's see what web2pyslices2.0 looks like -- I'm hoping it will do all this and more.
On Friday, August 19, 2011 8:53:53 PM UTC-4, czamb wrote: > Anthony, thank you for pointing me to web2pyslices, I just registered > there. I knew it before and it helped me out a couple of times. But it is > not exactly a wiki or? My point is that I see web2py and the web2py-users > gaining more momentum. Groups traffic increases and the rather unorganized > information there with some really informative threads if you know what to > search for. > > I think it would be useful to have a wiki that is organized similar to the > web2py book and also tightly linked with it and with the web2py-users group. > The idea occurred to me when I saw the recent thread where pbreit posted his > excellent fabfile example. This example got me going with fabric and I > immediately downloaded it to my computer. However it would be great to a > have a wiki with e.g. a deployment section in the same fashion of the book > where I could just insert a link to pbreit's post and maybe even my own > adapted fabfile. > > Basically its just about organizing the information a little bit better and > make it more accessible to beginners. And since I think writing a good wiki > engine is almost as difficult as writing a good web application framework > I'd suggest to go with one of the good systems that are already there like > moinmoin or wikimedia or a more minimalistic one. I believe it would benefit > web2py and I would like to contribute. Presumably a wiki could fill the gap > between the group which is quick and pretty unorganized and the book which > is great but cannot be up to date always in every aspect of development with > web2py. > > >
