On Thu, Jul 07, 2011 at 07:40:59AM -0500, Kevin Buchs wrote:
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> It sounds like you have a good plan. If I wanted to future-proof a project
> like that, I would probably implement it as an HTML5/CSS/javascript
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Alessandro,
It sounds like you have a good plan. If I wanted to future-proof a project
like that, I would probably implement it as an HTML5/CSS/javascript
generator and use a browser to navigate it. That would put the future-proof
requirement above any desire to learn GUI programming. Almost any G
Hi Kevin, thank you for your reply.
I would not call it a production tool, maybe, since it will be used just by
me: I will upload it as free software of course, but I already know that
it's not something people are much interested into: a wiki-based
organization of the whole filesystem - if you're
On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 3:10 AM, alexxxm wrote:
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> Hi people,
> I'm midway in writing a simple wiki, in python+tkinter (thanks also to your
> help, http://old.nabble.com/newbie-request-for-help-td31791699.html).
> Simple for the typical developer maybe, but for me is long work, and once
> you sta
Alesandro,
Tk has been around for probably more than 20 years. It is established in
many applications. I would think that tkinter is well established. However,
you have to consider that computer science is an ever-changing field. Some
things that were well established 20 years ago are gone now. An
Hi people,
I'm midway in writing a simple wiki, in python+tkinter (thanks also to your
help, http://old.nabble.com/newbie-request-for-help-td31791699.html).
Simple for the typical developer maybe, but for me is long work, and once
you start optimizing stuff, it can become a very large project.
And
