I suggest an application with specs as follows:
1. Display a graph whose X axis is time (the resolution of events is in
minutes), and Y axis is a value, say the price of a stock in NYSE.
2. It is possible to attach comments to some dots in the graph such
that:
- The comment is displayed when mousing over the corresponding dot.
- Double clicking on the dot opens a window for editing the comment.
3. The actual code will get the (time,value) tuples from an iterator.
4. For demonstration purposes, the main program will have a List of few
2-tuples hardwired.
Frameworks to be considered for this purpose:
wx.lib.plot (based upon wxPython)
Pmw.Blt (based upon Tkinter)
--- Omer
On Tue, 2008-08-19 at 18:25 +0300, Imri Goldberg wrote:
> 2008/8/19 Eli Golovinsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I was thinking about the best way to present the different
> frameworks and I don't like the idea of sitting through
> lectures on the benefits of each one.
>
> There might be a better way. What do you say about trying to
> write the exact same app using different tools? We can come up
> with a description of an application (say a todo list manager)
> here on the list and split into pairs when we meet. Each pair
> will implement the app in a different framework and then talk
> about the experience. We could also split this into 2 sessions
> - one coding session and one reporting session.
>
>
> I like this idea, and will be very glad to join in.
> Other possible ideas for applications are:
> 1. Hex viewer/editor
> 2. Network/graph editing app (something like freemind)
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