RE: [Pythoncard-users] Intro
by Kevin Altis other posts by this author
May 3 2002 7:10PM messages near this date
[Pythoncard-users] Intro
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[Pythoncard-users] A little marketing isnt a bad thing
Welcome to the party. A big welcome to all the other people that have joined
lately too, the list membership is growing at a good pace.
Walt, it would probably be helpful for you to list specific problems you see
with a pure zwiki or pure desktop app approach and specific features or
requirements for an "ideal solution". Then, even if we don't have those
features yet, they will at least be identified so we can decide if and when
to incorporate them into PythonCard.
Remember that this is open source, so all ideas are welcome. There isn't a
big design document sitting on a project managers desk somewhere saying this
is what PythonCard should look like a year from now when we press the discs
and ship to retailers.
Instead, each release is usable as is, but until we have a "1.0 API" the
framework is pretty fluid; after 1.0, the framework will probably be pretty
fluid too, but that will be the next generation and everyone that wants
stable can use 1.0. The samples are supposed to stress the framework and
show how to use it effectively and they are updated as the framework
changes.
ka
> -----Original Message-----
> From: pythoncard-users-admin@[...].net
> [mailto:pythoncard-users-admin@[...].net]On Behalf Of Walt
> Ludwick
> Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 11:19 AM
> To: pythoncard-users@[...].net
> Subject: [Pythoncard-users] Intro
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>
> Just a quick "hello"so i can't be accused of lurking - tho i do intend
> to maintain radio silence until "PythonCard for dummies" arrives
> (speaking of which, how goes the writing biz, Dan?), and/or i develop
> enough programming savvy to actually use it.
>
> I'm an old Mac guy on a beach in Portugal, with HyperCard stacks on 512k
> diskettes lying all about. I connect w/ my biz associates on other side
> of pond increasingly thru the magic of Zope-based applications, the
> development of which it has been my (mostly) happy affair to manage.
>
> I've got all kinds of grand schemes in mind for PythonCard, when it
> finally "arrives" (and once i purge myself of nostalgia for HyperCard
> stacks gone by), but for the moment, i am here looking for the makings
> of a handy desktop diary-writing app to integrate with a Zwiki web at
> the back-end, such that wiki-blogging might become a best-of-both-worlds
> phenomenon (the few solutions i've seen so far involve compromises i'm
> not willing to make at this point). Would be *most* interested in any
> ideas along such lines as anyone might have to share. Bem haja,
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