Re: Patch for simple walk caching

On Mon, 6 Dec 2004, Ted Leung wrote:
>
> On Dec 6, 2004, at 1:05 PM, will guaraldi wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 6 Dec 2004, Ted Leung wrote:
>>> 
>>> Are those environments actually configurations that we want to 
>>> support?
>> 
>> It's interesting you use "we".  I've been trying to minimize the number 
>> of executive decisions I've been making because I'm not really sure who 
>> "we" is.
>
> Well, I use we lightly, since I haven't done much work to the core in 
> quite some time.

Just to clarify, I don't mean anything bad about a loosely-defined "we". 
PyBlosxom isn't our jobs or anything.  So that's totally kosher in my 
book.


> I can understand that -- its a lot of effort.  The WordPress people are 
> disappointing me in terms of their development speed, and I'm not really 
> that excited about learning PHP, so I'm less excited about moving over 
> there, except as a last resort.  I like your thinking for 1 and 
> (possibly) 2, above. Right now, I'm willing to invest some more time in 
> trying to get pyblosxom to work for me, as opposed to figuring out how 
> to migrate off to WordPress.

Give me a few weeks to sort out my organizational mess and get back on the 
wagon and moving again.  Then we can figure out where we want to go and 
then how we want to get there.

I forgot to mention two other areas we need to address:

5) unit testing/regression testing

6) internationalization

I'm not qualified to address issue 6.  And I've really sucked at 
addressing issue 5 so far.  Help in these areas would be _hugely_ 
appreciated.

For example, does PyBlosxom work out of the box with other languages like 
German, Russian, or Mandarin?  If someone were to set up a blog in French, 
what configuration properties do they need to set if any?  So on so 
forth....

/will


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