Archive | May, 2006

31 May 2006 ~ 0 Comments

Django powered feeds with Feedjack

Quoth the Django blog: Gustavo Picón has open-sourced Feedjack, A Django+Python-powered feed aggregator. It’s software you can use to make ‘planet’ sites. With all the development going on, it’s always good to see frameworks actually getting used somewhere.

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30 May 2006 ~ 1 Comment

First steps with Django

Another user comments on his Django experiences: I needed to write a small web application for my wife’s cousin, so I thought, why not try something new for this? I decided to give Django a try and I am not disappointed. He says the installation was a snap and that he is generally pleased with [...]

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30 May 2006 ~ 1 Comment

Build AJAX apps in Python

Quoth James Tauber (of Python templates fame): Many people, when first finding out about Google Web Toolkit, wonder “why can’t I use Python instead of Java?”. pyjamas is designed to make that possible. And we’re drawing heavily from Google’s work. Pyjamas is still “in its very early stages” but people are encouraged to check out [...]

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30 May 2006 ~ 0 Comments

Pure Python database

Buzhug is “a pure-Python database engine, using a Pythonic, no-SQL syntax.”

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30 May 2006 ~ 1 Comment

Python on Windows links

Tim Golden’s Python Stuff is a list of helpful links that he has compiled, mostly having to do with using Python on Win32. Via: Nikos Kouremenos

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