varun sharma writes:
Thanks for the introduction!
> In my project "Better user settings management", i need to extend the
> Client class of mailman.client and i will be adding a lot of instance
> methods and variables to the class.
Is this the right approach? What are you adding (some exampl
Hi Guys,
In my project "Better user settings management", i need to extend the
Client class of mailman.client and i will be adding a lot of instance
methods and variables to the class. Right now, i am having a look at the
mailman core and mailman interfaces to figure out if the
method/implementatio
Stephen J. Turnbull writes:
> Step 1.
> Step 2.
> Step 3.
> Step 4.
Urk. I think I said way too much. Your lucky day!
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Abhilash Raj writes:
> Let me divide the project in a few pieces so that each can be
> discussed upon separately.
This is a good idea, but you should take them up one at a time, unless
you have a good approach and are expecting "sounds good, get started"
as the reply to that point.
> * Firstl
Shanu Salunke writes:
> What I need help with as a starting point (at least) is how to "link" the
> functionality with the (django) front-end. One solution (thank you abomard)
> is using the API that (postorius also uses) MM3 and HK have support
> for.
This isn't your job, IMO.
Your proposal
Hey all,
As I understand it, this thread is meant for looking at your project from
an implementation point of view (correct me if I'm wrong).
Well, my proposed project is called "A Modern Interface for Member's Area"
and is basically aims at providing the existing (and some new) MM-HK
functionali
Let me divide the project in a few pieces so that each can be
discussed upon separately.
* Firstly a utility to encrypt or decrypt the message. Well i found
[python-gnupg][1] for this purpose and would try to write a wrapper
around it for the use by mailman. But I found another option for it
[Gnup
On May 6, 2013, at 4:36 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>> Initially , I was familiar with tastypie and I was strongly considering to
>> use Tastypie only for this project. However after some advice from Richard
>> , I am trying to be more flexible and I am trying to evaluate both the
>> framewor
Before I get started on the content, note that I'm going to be rather
critical of most posts of all students for a while, mostly negative.
**This is not a reflection of the quality of the candidate or of the
proposals involved.** Instead, it reflects the fact that we need to
learn to communicate ef
