On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 7:34 PM, Lenard Lindstrom <le...@telus.net> wrote: > René Dudfield wrote: >> >> On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 4:10 AM, pymike <pymik...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> >>> I dig the rewriting pygame site in python part. It'd also need a new >>> fresh >>> theme (that green... arg! my eyes!). Would it be written in Django? I've >>> been fiddling around with CherryPy (cherrypy.org), and it's quite >>> awesome. >>> (See pymike.pynguins.com) If you wrote it in CherryPy, I'm pretty sure I >>> could help some. >>> >>> Cheers! >>> >> >> >> Yeah, cherrypy is quite nice. I use it a lot myself... I think it >> would be a good tool to use. Not so interested in using django. >> >> I think the method would be to rewrite parts of the existing site, >> trying to keep the existing functionality... writing tests for it as >> we go. >> >> Once the existing functionality has been implemented, then we can >> start adding new stuff. >> >> Alternatively, it might be possible to just replace parts of the php >> based website to start with, as we change functionality. eg, we could >> replace just the front page to start with, but leave the rest of the >> pages php in the beginning. >> >> >> > > Will site development go into SVN as a pygame branch? > > -- > Lenard Lindstrom > <le...@telus.net> > >
Yeah, I think it could go in as a branch. Or maybe in a separate svn somewhere (like google code). Definitely a publically accessable repository somewhere, so it's easy for people to contribute. Maybe pygame.website ;) It would be good to make use of pygame to make the pygame website too.
