Re: Native OS X Development roadmap

> I still have it in mind to write a version for a more-portable toolkit
> (maybe Qt, maybe wx), now mostly as a first step to a web app version
> (probably quixote-based).  (My feeling is that, in order to create a 
> web
> app UI, it's wise to tackle a second 'conventional' UI first, to get 
> the
>

I'll play a bit with Twisted and Quixote, integrating them in a 
pyblio-1.3 subproject (an "advanced"
bookmark manager), if you're interested. I intend to use the project 
per se, but I hope this will
be useful for a more general web interface design later on.

> code into a well-factored form.)  Definitely vapourware (I haven't even
> looked at 1.3, since I still don't have GTK 2), but if you want to 
> discuss
> things, go ahead.

1.3 has most of his code on the data manipulation level, not the GUI. 
So you can already
have a taste of it without even using the GUI code (which does not much 
so far)

Frédéric