i think the future is html5, html5 is getting webcam and voice support. As google said the future of applications are web applications.
On Oct 6, 11:42 am, mart <msenecal...@gmail.com> wrote: > I think someone mentioned something about that openSource Natural > Language Toolkit (http://www.nltk.org/) last month, which is I think > is a most worthy effort. My employer is a leader in this field, and > unfortunately no API is available to the openSource community (not > even a "dummied" down version version of their sdk - and probably > never will be). Which is too bad, some would probably do a lot of good > for lots of good people out there were these fine tools available... > > Web2py with a bang? I have often read in postings in the group over > the the last few months about the wish for getting exposure for web2py > (as I do as well). I think this is another one of those occasions... > Can we imagine an open source project, obviously built on web2py! ;), > who's purpose is bettering the lives of those needing it? > > Why and why not? because sooner or later someone will do it and it may > as well be built on the the most intuitive framework out there! > > can anyone else see it? > - voiceCmd login > - open email.app > - web2Py.text2Voice("open & read") > - web2py.phone(friend.id,blablabla) > - > voiceCmd(login.Massimos_LearningManagementSystem.createCourse(myFavoriteSub > ject)) > > "RingRingRing" - voiceCmd(setAutoResponse(answerAndReplyNow(), "will > call back later, too busy to answer!"))" > > Ok, last early-morning-not-caffeinated-enough thought... (then back to > reality/work :( ) > The kids - the kids need to be on web2py for learning about the > technologies they will be inheriting @ a early enough age, and to > enable them as well (specially when dealing with challenges!) - i.e. > my daughter @ 7 new enough about basic programming (with python) to do > a few little things. Benefit: raised confidence 1000 fold - now trying > to learn about that world on the web (but cautiously and safely! ;)) > via web2py, which keeps daddy on his toes, (or at least trying)... > > so, googleVoice + nltk (+ web2py "learning about web2py app > development for kids") = win/win & win > > The moral: web2py can be made to enable.. as well :) > > thanks, > Mart :) > > On Oct 6, 12:10 am, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote: > > > > >http://code.google.com/p/pygooglevoice/
