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Awkly In case you’ve missed the announcement, you might also have missed the conference. 🙂 But during the past two days, the Brazilian Python Conference (PyConBrasil 2006) took place in Brasília, Brazil’s capital. It has been reported that all the conference rooms were busy and that the attendees were amazed by the talks of various subjects, ranging from turbogears, to techniques …
After a burst of internal development at Enfold Systems following the Plone Symposium, I’m back. This time with good news. I’ve started working on a plan to adopt the use of Five/Zope 3 Views for Plone. Why is this important and why should you care? First, this is a major change on the way things work on Plone. Not …
A very interesting announcement from Microsoft. I’ve been following some of their moves lately and have a gut feeling that Microsoft is preparing some kind of ‘take over’ plan. My opinion is that they are doing a silent revolution. Instead of going head to head with Linux and Apple they are making small steps towards releasing …
I’ve added some PyPI-like functionality to PloneSoftwareCenter. I’ve sucessfully used the ‘register’ and ’sdist upload’ commands of standard distutils and setuptools respectively to register and upload a release to a local PSC setup. There’s some TODO items still pending, more when I get back from the beach. Update: I’ve started a thread on the plone-devel mailing list. Hopefully people will …
Found some lovely piece of code deep into the FTP parts of Zope 2 last Saturday, one of them is truly ugly. It’s listing the contents of the current and parent folders for no apparent reason (or at least, it didn’t make sense either to me or Chris McDonough). The code in question is in …
May I need to find a parser again, here’s a compilation (no pun intended) of parsers.
Lots of releases today. First SIP, our Zope 3 Sample Inventory application is being released. A proper press release follows next week. Then, Marshall, mostly a bugfix release to get some fixes that didn’t make it in the first and only release. If you don’t know what Marshall does, you probably don’t need it wink. There’s still more stuff to come. Watch this …
This is an introduction to zope.paste, a new package to allow configuring WSGI apps in Zope 3 using paste.deploy. You can find the source code to zope.paste in the zope.org subversion repository. what is it? A simple package that enables one to configure WSGI applications to run inside Zope 3 using paste.deploy. why? Because Zope 3 already supported WSGI applications, but didn’t provide a simple way to …
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A very insightful post.
I remember seeing a extremely short tutorial on making a blog with Django (or was it Turbogears?) somewhere. I’m really willing to spend some time with something other than Plone for a change, and would like to experiment with migrating my blog to one of those technologies and see how far I can get. Some …