In a message of Tue, 30 Oct 2007 17:28:36 +0100, Antonio Cuni writes: >Carl Friedrich Bolz wrote: > >> So, it seems many people liked the blog thing. How about we start a >> general PyPy blog where we can all post? Should we try to set >> something up on codespeak or just keep using blogspot? The latter >> increases the chances that things are happening soon :). Any ideas for >> a title? pypy.blogspot.com seems already taken by a dead one-entry >> block :-(. We could then try to get it picked up by the python planet. >> > >+1 for the pypy blog: I think it would be cool to have. > >I think that the best would be to have it on codespeak, with maybe one >general pypy blog and several ad-personam ones. Ideally it would be >integrated with svn, because we all know that we prefer to write inside >emacs/vi/whatever than inside a browser :-), but I admit that it would >require much more work to setup such a thing. > >About the name: if pypy.blogspot.com is already taken, we could try to >move to another blog site; for example, pypy.blogger.com seems to be >free; I've no clue about advantages/features of one site or another, thou >gh. > >ciao Anto
On Saturday, Jacob, Samuele, Armin and I leave for the USA. We are meeting with Humanized in Chicago, then IBM in New York, the Mozilla/Active State/Tim Bray of Sun in Vancouver, then going to a 3 day conference in Santa Cruz, then meeting John Rose of Sun and various other Sun people, then going to Electronic Arts, and then to google on the 14th. Then 2 days of free time in San Francisco, get back on an airplane on the 17th and arrive back here in Göteborg on the 19th, day 1 of the sprint. Ok, we're crazy. :-) But I think that a touring blog would be nice, even as a place to download our thoughts before our brains overflow. Somebody, someplace, must have made emacs binding for a commonly used blogging site, no? Googling isn't helping -- I keep finding everybody and their dog blogging about emacs bindings for every program on this planet, it seems, except the blogging software itself. Anybody know of any? Laura _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
