Re: Porting to TurboGears

Ted Leung <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.pyblosxom.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
In case it's not obvious by my absence, I have also run out of time  
to work on pyblosxom.    It is fairly likely that I will be switching  
my blog to the Ruby on Rails based Typo system, so if/when that  
happens I will probably be even less motivated to work on  
pyblosxom.   pyblosxom is a great system for it's niche in the space  
of blogging tools, but I'm at the point where I want to mostly be a  
user of blog system.

As far as a TurboGears based system, I think that's a great idea -- I  
plan to switch at year end in order to use the end of year switch as  
an aid to redirecting permalinks from my existing blog, so I'm  
guessing you won't make that timeframe.

Ted

On Dec 13, 2005, at 7:21 AM, will guaraldi wrote:

>
> Well, I contend that at that point it's not really PyBlosxom.
>
> However that brings to mind something I've been tossing around for  
> a while.  I'm not sure what we should do with PyBlosxom after 1.3  
> and the flavour overhaul.  I was tossing around reworking plugins,  
> but I think I'm just going to retire and do minor bug fixes if  
> needed, but otherwise it's done.  The reason being that PyBlosxom  
> isn't really architected well enough to work with other frameworks  
> and applications (MoinMoin, Trac, WSGI, ...) and since there are so  
> many other blogging utilities out there many of which fulfill user  
> needs far better than PyBlosxom does, there's not much point in  
> continuing PyBlosxom.
>
> Any thoughts on that?
>
> /will
>
>
> On Tue, 13 Dec 2005, David Stanek wrote:
>> I am looking to write a blog under the TurboGears framework. One  
>> of my options is to port PyBlosxom to TurboGears. I would first  
>> make it use Kid as the template engine and then dive right in to  
>> using the framework.
>>
>> Is there any interest it this type of activity?
>>
>> David
>
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