Ah! Tiny world! Far out.
I'm actually using webware as the basis of the activismo mk #2 codebase
for perth indy (verry much a work in progress).
http://a2.perthimc.asn.au/a2/ <==much bustedness, but actually already
usable. (data on it just lifted from production mk #1 site) Check
newswire and
On Apr 2, 2004, at 8:13 PM, Shayne ONeill wrote:
I'm gunna throw together a quick wiki servlet (I need it infact for
another project anyway). I'll report back later today with a prototype.
You should look at this:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/docutils/sandbox/ianb/
wiki/Wik
I'm gunna throw together a quick wiki servlet (I need it infact for
another project anyway). I'll report back later today with a prototype.
--
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George W. Bush
On Fri, 2 Apr 2004, Jason Hildeb
OK, I am going to reply to a bunch of the emails on this thread...
(from yet another lurking Webware fanantic)
1) Great logo at http://www.alphamotion.com/jacob_hanson-logo_03.gif
2) Go Debian, boo RedHat
3) Wonky is better than loss of momentum
4) Gentoo ebuild... PLEASE!
5) Webware4P
Well, I too have lurked around for quite a while... I suppose that I
should pipe up as well. I like the 'webwareforpython.org' .
Also, I supose, now that i am done with school that i should finish up
the first release of pyNuke (shameless plug). :)
-Andy
Hancock, David (DHANCOCK) wrote:
This
This long-time lurker also votes for webwareforpython.org. The '4' is a
little too cutesy for my taste. "Webware for Python" has been the name of
the toolkit for quite some time.
I'm glad to see some renewed interest in Webware; I hope I can find a way to
contribute.
Cheers!
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David Hancock |
Hi everyone,
Shane was quick on the draw and so were the folks at tummy.com. Our new
virtual server is up and running:
http://198.49.126.114/
I'll spend some time tomorrow setting it up. After that I'll create
accounts for anyone who wants to work on the website or use it for other
proje
One vote for webwareforpython.org
If the '4' version is chosen, does that mean all references in the
docs/site/elsewhere will use the digit too? Or just the domain? I
think having them both the same is the way to go.
Repetition is good for this type of thing.
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I vote for that.
It helps (me) to promote Python, too.
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Chris Barker wrote:
Since I'm not offering to write it, this should be taken with a grain of
salt, but I think the Webware really should be run on Webware! A less
than full-featured Wiki would be fine with me.
Well, at *least* it should be on Python. The present wiki is on Perl,
which is no goo
--- Shane McChesney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Any thoughts?
>
> What about webware4python.org? It's also available in .com, .net,
> .ca,
> .info, .biz, .us ...
>
I would vote for the webware4python.org name if that is available
because that is close to the original name. The "Webwar
Ian Bicking wrote:
I'd rather not keep Twiki, though
I'm not sure what should replace it. MoinMoin? Whatever, as long
as we can write reST text. (Zwiki? too hard to maintain?)
Since I'm not offering to write it, this should be taken with a grain of
salt, but I think the Webware really shoul
Ian Bicking wrote:
Frank Barknecht wrote:
I can move the Wiki content over. I'd rather not keep Twiki, though
I'm not sure what should replace it. MoinMoin? Whatever, as long as
we can write reST text. (Zwiki? too hard to maintain?)
We also could extend your little reST-wiki. (I'm only hal
Frank Barknecht wrote:
I can move the Wiki content over. I'd rather not keep Twiki, though I'm
not sure what should replace it. MoinMoin? Whatever, as long as we can
write reST text. (Zwiki? too hard to maintain?)
We also could extend your little reST-wiki. (I'm only half joking
here.)
Yeah
Shane McChesney wrote:
On Fri, 2004-04-02 at 13:14, Jason Hildebrand wrote:
Hosting
---
Shane McChesney made a generous offer to pay for a virtual server from
tummy.com for two years. Shane, does this offer still stand? If so, I
think we should go ahead with it. I'd be happy to configure th
Hallo,
Ian Bicking hat gesagt: // Ian Bicking wrote:
> Jason Hildebrand wrote:
> >Hosting
> >---
> >Shane McChesney made a generous offer to pay for a virtual server from
> >tummy.com for two years. Shane, does this offer still stand? If so, I
> >think we should go ahead with it. I'd be hap
On 12:14 Fri 02 Apr , Jason Hildebrand wrote:
> With that in mind, I'd suggest that -- at least for now -- we use the name
> "Webware" with subtitle "Python Web Application Toolkit" and this version
> of Jacob Hanson's logo, which people generally seemed to like:
>
> http://www.alphamot
On Fri, 2004-04-02 at 12:36, David London wrote:
> Either I have discovered an obscure fatal error involving
> callMethodOfServlet or I am using WebKit incorrectly.
Looks like you've discovered a bug.
> Firstly, I will apologize if this post is too large, but it seemed
> better to include the exa
Jason Hildebrand wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'd like to maintain whatever momentum and excitement we have for working on
a new website.
Project name and logo
-
This is a big discussion which we don't necessarily have time or energy
to have right now. I think we all pretty much agre
Either I have discovered an obscure fatal error involving
callMethodOfServlet or I am using WebKit incorrectly.
Firstly, I will apologize if this post is too large, but it seemed
better to include the example code instead of trying to explain
everything and THEN sending out the code.
What is happ
On Fri, 2004-04-02 at 13:14, Jason Hildebrand wrote:
> Hosting
> ---
> Shane McChesney made a generous offer to pay for a virtual server from
> tummy.com for two years. Shane, does this offer still stand? If so, I
> think we should go ahead with it. I'd be happy to configure the server and
>
Hi everyone,
I'd like to maintain whatever momentum and excitement we have for working on
a new website.
Project name and logo
-
This is a big discussion which we don't necessarily have time or energy
to have right now. I think we all pretty much agree that updating
the webs
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