2009-12-01 11:47:56
I had volunteered long time ago to give a talk at
Melbourne CocoaHeads as i was talking to Gareth about when the next meeting was going to happen he told me that someone (
Marcus Crafter) was going to give a talk on RubyCocoa, so jokingly i suggested, well i can do a talk on PyObjC (even though my knowledge is near zero) then it became serious and i said i can give a talk on py2app. So im giving a talk on py2app.
I should start creating my slides and organizing my code.
2009-12-01 11:47:56
I have plans to move to using a Django blog that i can customize myself. I don't know if i should go down the route of implementing my own or using one that exist.
Here is a list of Blogging applications written in Django. What i need is something
- easily skinable allowing me to change the look-and-feel to the way i want it, something green and minimalistic
- someway of transferring all the posts here to that app
- Tagging
- Allowing comments on posts
Seems like
Banjo has all the things i want.
Maybe
Blogmaker aswell. Even though Byteflow has Threaded comments it restricts comments to only registered users which i don't want.
And i may look into
django-diarioBut i will just play with Banjo now.
EDIT: To play with Django i need to install 5 other packages. I'm adding a new requirement to the blog application i need, easily configurable, download change
settings.py with correct paths, create database, run
syncdb and start server (built in server), start Blogging. I don't want to go hunting for more packages.
django
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