Jesse, > I don't have commit privileges, but I do have the source and have done some > of the easier changes already. Let me know how you'd like me to go about > contributing.
Attach a patch file to issue 443 in the bug tracker and I'll apply it to the source. > I know this is a bit of a sore subject, but figuring that if I were to do > substantial contributions I would need to test with pyjd, not just pyjs, I > went and attempted to get pyjd running on my ubuntu image. It was too hard, > and I gave up. I know developing pyjs without pyjd is dumb, but that's how > I've been doing it for my personal apps and unless I find a day where I feel > strangely driven to get pyjd running its probably how things will be for a > while. > > Does this mean that I can't contribute to the project? No. First of all, according to my opinion, using pyjd is just a more convenient way of (developing and) testing an application in pyjamas. If you can only use pyjs that's perfectly fine. (I do it! And I see the limitations, especially with Chrome and its caching that is terribly resistent to forcing reloads.) What OS are you using? I've managed to get pyjd running on a current Ubuntu 11.10 based on pywebkitgtk around New Year. And if I understood correctly Luke has made the hulahop flavour of pyjd work again.[1] For the first you'll find everything you need in the Wiki [2], for the latter the Wiki article on hulahop [3] needs updating I fear. Peter [1] http://groups.google.com/group/pyjamas-dev/browse_thread/thread/e0098cba16dfb6e4/e47579342a2f88a5 [2] http://pyjs.org/wiki/pyjamasubuntuwebkitgtk/ [3] http://pyjs.org/wiki/pyjamasubuntu/
