Deep in the mountains of Austria, during a snow storm, Chameleon
became compatible with Google App Engine.
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HI Malthe
Good news.
So whats the secret , pre-compile everything ?
T
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 7:29 PM, Malthe Borch wrote:
> Deep in the mountains of Austria, during a snow storm, Chameleon
> became compatible with Google App Engine.
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2010/1/26 Tim Hoffman :
> So whats the secret , pre-compile everything ?
Same procedure as last year, except we now use the compilation hoops
from Genshi which makes it work, plus some rewrites of our code
transformation logic.
\malthe
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Cool
Can't wait to try it out.
Just starting a new repoze.bfg project (not a content based system
this time, but a specialised timesheet style of app
to record apprenticeship compliance with work elements or a course)
and may well give it a go. We wil be only using limited templating as
most
of
Oops and forgot to mention app engine is still a candidate delivery
platform. Though that decision won't be finalised for a few weeks I
think.
By the way if anyone is in Perth/WA and would be interested in working
on such a project drop me a line.
T
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 7:44 PM, Tim Hoffman
Any chance of getting an updated or alternate path in the
tutorial documentation for deploying to GAE?
http://docs.repoze.org/bfg/current/tutorials/gae/
This is a very interesting deployment option, especially if
users do not have to rip out the default template system and
substitute another to
New submission from Kevin Kalupson :
The steps to repeat are to create two templates, one with a macro and slots and
one that is used to fill the slots in that template. Both templates have an
xml and
DOCTYPE declaration. The issue is that the final rendered page ends up
having two xml declara
Steve Schmechel wrote:
> Any chance of getting an updated or alternate path in the
> tutorial documentation for deploying to GAE?
> http://docs.repoze.org/bfg/current/tutorials/gae/
>
> This is a very interesting deployment option, especially if
> users do not have to rip out the default template
