[web2py] Happy New Year

[Massimo Di Pierro]

I wish you all a happy new year.

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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year

[黄祥]

oot, just suggestion since web2py is full stack web framework
*ref:*
https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap

best regards,
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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year

[António Ramos]

another wish
have sockets similar to flask...
https://flask-socketio.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Em seg, 7 de jan de 2019 às 20:47, Ben Duncan  escreveu:

> 8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current cookie/session/form
> logic.
>
> I know that auth logic is a PITA, but still a lot of users use it. Even
> when use 3rd party services, is common to use some kind of authorization
> mechanism, so, I think that the framework should, at least, build some
> basic logic and an interface for extend or completely replace with 3rd
> party modules or custom auth logic.
>
> I'm on with that ONE:
>
> I've already started on a ABAC type of replacement for the standard auth
> stuff. I've been spending considerable amount of time figuring out what i'm
> going to break by doing so ...
>
> *Ben Duncan*
> DBA / Chief Software Architect
> Mississippi State Supreme Court
> Electronic Filing Division
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 7, 2019 at 9:58 AM António Ramos  wrote:
>
>> 5) admin were a simpler vue.js app.  +1!!! dont forget vuex !!
>>
>> Em qui, 3 de jan de 2019 às 02:54, Carlos Cesar Caballero Díaz <
>> carlos.caball...@cfg.jovenclub.cu> escreveu:
>>
>>> Happy new year!!
>>>
>>> I have answered this in other thread because for some reason I have
>>> missed this one, and many of my wishes match yours
>>> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/BskHaFZkVEI/sudO0jdsFgAJ
>>>
>>> First a question (mostly for curiosity). Why using Bottle instead (for
>>> example) Flask or werkzeug or one of the new async microframeworks? I
>>> assume because bottle is really small and we can include it without
>>> dependencies, and less verbose than werkzeug, but I have never used it, so
>>> I have no idea.
>>>
>>> We can look in weppy most of the features that I really would like to
>>> have in web2py/web3py, it is in my opinion a great mix of flask and web2py
>>> styles. One of the things that I most like is the pydal based ORM. I know
>>> that there are a lot of people that like to work directly with the DAL, but
>>> in my opinion a ORM helps when we need to use inheritance and reuse code,
>>> and eases a lot the code reading in complex models. I really like the
>>> concept of "fat models and thin controllers", but my models looks really
>>> weird right now in web2py when I need to declare virtual fields or methods
>>> with complex logic.
>>>
>>> I think that Weppy migrations are really useful in deployments and
>>> CI/CD, mostly when we need to make complex changes in database or update
>>> old versions of our applications, because is easy to define an exact
>>> behavior of migrations and data.
>>>
>>> Now some comments about your wishes:
>>>
>>> 4) the scheduler were part of pydal
>>>
>>> I am not sure about this, of course you know the web2py API a lot better
>>> than me, and this have a reason, but I see the scheduler and the DAL as two
>>> completely different things, with different responsibilities, so I don't
>>> see why the scheduler should be part of pydal, instead of a standalone
>>> module.
>>>
>>> 6) we could remove every filesystem IO (errors, sessions, uploads)
>>>
>>> But there should be an easy way for users to handle uploads, because is
>>> a common task.
>>>
>>> 8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current
>>> cookie/session/form logic.
>>>
>>> I know that auth logic is a PITA, but still a lot of users use it. Even
>>> when use 3rd party services, is common to use some kind of authorization
>>> mechanism, so, I think that the framework should, at least, build some
>>> basic logic and an interface for extend or completely replace with 3rd
>>> party modules or custom auth logic.
>>>
>>> 9) SQLFORM and Grid were JS libraries that use Ajax for communication
>>>
>>> That's good, but grid should be flexible enough, in my opinion, the main
>>> issue with the grid right now, is that customization is very limited or
>>> complex.
>>>
>>> Then web2py -> web3py would be a thin layer using bottle and the above
>>> libs.
>>>
>>> I think that there is a niche among Python web frameworks right now, and
>>> web2py -> web3py can fill it. There are a lot of microframeworks which are
>>> good, and fast, but need a lot of code and 3rd party integrations for
>>> building an application, there are others like django that include a lot of
>>> things, but still needs a lot of coding for building things like grids and
>>> forms or even a more classic app structure (that's why there are people
>>> making money with code generators), and there is web2py, which needs really
>>> little code for building applications, but is not "pythonic" or "flexible"
>>> enough for take off between the developers. So in my opinion there is
>>> space for a framework which makes the developer life easier, and be
>>> "pythonic" and flexible, something like Yii2 or Laravel in the PHP world.
>>>
>>> So, I think that, for really make a boost among python web developers, 
>>> web2py
>>> -> web3py should aim to offer most of the features that web2py have right
>>> 

Re: [web2py] Happy New Year

[Ben Duncan]

8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current cookie/session/form
logic.

I know that auth logic is a PITA, but still a lot of users use it. Even
when use 3rd party services, is common to use some kind of authorization
mechanism, so, I think that the framework should, at least, build some
basic logic and an interface for extend or completely replace with 3rd
party modules or custom auth logic.

I'm on with that ONE:

I've already started on a ABAC type of replacement for the standard auth
stuff. I've been spending considerable amount of time figuring out what i'm
going to break by doing so ...

*Ben Duncan*
DBA / Chief Software Architect
Mississippi State Supreme Court
Electronic Filing Division


On Mon, Jan 7, 2019 at 9:58 AM António Ramos  wrote:

> 5) admin were a simpler vue.js app.  +1!!! dont forget vuex !!
>
> Em qui, 3 de jan de 2019 às 02:54, Carlos Cesar Caballero Díaz <
> carlos.caball...@cfg.jovenclub.cu> escreveu:
>
>> Happy new year!!
>>
>> I have answered this in other thread because for some reason I have
>> missed this one, and many of my wishes match yours
>> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/BskHaFZkVEI/sudO0jdsFgAJ
>>
>> First a question (mostly for curiosity). Why using Bottle instead (for
>> example) Flask or werkzeug or one of the new async microframeworks? I
>> assume because bottle is really small and we can include it without
>> dependencies, and less verbose than werkzeug, but I have never used it, so
>> I have no idea.
>>
>> We can look in weppy most of the features that I really would like to
>> have in web2py/web3py, it is in my opinion a great mix of flask and web2py
>> styles. One of the things that I most like is the pydal based ORM. I know
>> that there are a lot of people that like to work directly with the DAL, but
>> in my opinion a ORM helps when we need to use inheritance and reuse code,
>> and eases a lot the code reading in complex models. I really like the
>> concept of "fat models and thin controllers", but my models looks really
>> weird right now in web2py when I need to declare virtual fields or methods
>> with complex logic.
>>
>> I think that Weppy migrations are really useful in deployments and CI/CD,
>> mostly when we need to make complex changes in database or update  old
>> versions of our applications, because is easy to define an exact behavior
>> of migrations and data.
>>
>> Now some comments about your wishes:
>>
>> 4) the scheduler were part of pydal
>>
>> I am not sure about this, of course you know the web2py API a lot better
>> than me, and this have a reason, but I see the scheduler and the DAL as two
>> completely different things, with different responsibilities, so I don't
>> see why the scheduler should be part of pydal, instead of a standalone
>> module.
>>
>> 6) we could remove every filesystem IO (errors, sessions, uploads)
>>
>> But there should be an easy way for users to handle uploads, because is a
>> common task.
>>
>> 8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current
>> cookie/session/form logic.
>>
>> I know that auth logic is a PITA, but still a lot of users use it. Even
>> when use 3rd party services, is common to use some kind of authorization
>> mechanism, so, I think that the framework should, at least, build some
>> basic logic and an interface for extend or completely replace with 3rd
>> party modules or custom auth logic.
>>
>> 9) SQLFORM and Grid were JS libraries that use Ajax for communication
>>
>> That's good, but grid should be flexible enough, in my opinion, the main
>> issue with the grid right now, is that customization is very limited or
>> complex.
>>
>> Then web2py -> web3py would be a thin layer using bottle and the above
>> libs.
>>
>> I think that there is a niche among Python web frameworks right now, and
>> web2py -> web3py can fill it. There are a lot of microframeworks which are
>> good, and fast, but need a lot of code and 3rd party integrations for
>> building an application, there are others like django that include a lot of
>> things, but still needs a lot of coding for building things like grids and
>> forms or even a more classic app structure (that's why there are people
>> making money with code generators), and there is web2py, which needs really
>> little code for building applications, but is not "pythonic" or "flexible"
>> enough for take off between the developers. So in my opinion there is
>> space for a framework which makes the developer life easier, and be
>> "pythonic" and flexible, something like Yii2 or Laravel in the PHP world.
>>
>> So, I think that, for really make a boost among python web developers, web2py
>> -> web3py should aim to offer most of the features that web2py have right
>> now, but with the flexibility that it lacks:
>>
>> - It should be pip installable (and this is a must).
>>
>> - Apps should be completely independents of the framework in the
>> filesystem (no framework with applications folder, applications importing
>> the framework instead).

Re: [web2py] Happy New Year

[António Ramos]

5) admin were a simpler vue.js app.  +1!!! dont forget vuex !!

Em qui, 3 de jan de 2019 às 02:54, Carlos Cesar Caballero Díaz <
carlos.caball...@cfg.jovenclub.cu> escreveu:

> Happy new year!!
>
> I have answered this in other thread because for some reason I have missed
> this one, and many of my wishes match yours
> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/BskHaFZkVEI/sudO0jdsFgAJ
>
> First a question (mostly for curiosity). Why using Bottle instead (for
> example) Flask or werkzeug or one of the new async microframeworks? I
> assume because bottle is really small and we can include it without
> dependencies, and less verbose than werkzeug, but I have never used it, so
> I have no idea.
>
> We can look in weppy most of the features that I really would like to have
> in web2py/web3py, it is in my opinion a great mix of flask and web2py
> styles. One of the things that I most like is the pydal based ORM. I know
> that there are a lot of people that like to work directly with the DAL, but
> in my opinion a ORM helps when we need to use inheritance and reuse code,
> and eases a lot the code reading in complex models. I really like the
> concept of "fat models and thin controllers", but my models looks really
> weird right now in web2py when I need to declare virtual fields or methods
> with complex logic.
>
> I think that Weppy migrations are really useful in deployments and CI/CD,
> mostly when we need to make complex changes in database or update  old
> versions of our applications, because is easy to define an exact behavior
> of migrations and data.
>
> Now some comments about your wishes:
>
> 4) the scheduler were part of pydal
>
> I am not sure about this, of course you know the web2py API a lot better
> than me, and this have a reason, but I see the scheduler and the DAL as two
> completely different things, with different responsibilities, so I don't
> see why the scheduler should be part of pydal, instead of a standalone
> module.
>
> 6) we could remove every filesystem IO (errors, sessions, uploads)
>
> But there should be an easy way for users to handle uploads, because is a
> common task.
>
> 8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current cookie/session/form
> logic.
>
> I know that auth logic is a PITA, but still a lot of users use it. Even
> when use 3rd party services, is common to use some kind of authorization
> mechanism, so, I think that the framework should, at least, build some
> basic logic and an interface for extend or completely replace with 3rd
> party modules or custom auth logic.
>
> 9) SQLFORM and Grid were JS libraries that use Ajax for communication
>
> That's good, but grid should be flexible enough, in my opinion, the main
> issue with the grid right now, is that customization is very limited or
> complex.
>
> Then web2py -> web3py would be a thin layer using bottle and the above
> libs.
>
> I think that there is a niche among Python web frameworks right now, and
> web2py -> web3py can fill it. There are a lot of microframeworks which are
> good, and fast, but need a lot of code and 3rd party integrations for
> building an application, there are others like django that include a lot of
> things, but still needs a lot of coding for building things like grids and
> forms or even a more classic app structure (that's why there are people
> making money with code generators), and there is web2py, which needs really
> little code for building applications, but is not "pythonic" or "flexible"
> enough for take off between the developers. So in my opinion there is
> space for a framework which makes the developer life easier, and be
> "pythonic" and flexible, something like Yii2 or Laravel in the PHP world.
>
> So, I think that, for really make a boost among python web developers, web2py
> -> web3py should aim to offer most of the features that web2py have right
> now, but with the flexibility that it lacks:
>
> - It should be pip installable (and this is a must).
>
> - Apps should be completely independents of the framework in the
> filesystem (no framework with applications folder, applications importing
> the framework instead).
>
> - The framework should contain some pip compatible
> modules/component/plugin system which could extend the framework and be
> extended by the framework apps.
>
> - There should be a recommended and documented way to write application
> tests.
>
> - All framework components (or at least the public API) should be able to
> extended or replace.
>
> Greetings.
>
> PS: We should not drop off the current components. Really, is an awesome
> feature!! We should improve them.
>
>
>
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> - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year

[Carlos Cesar Caballero Díaz]

Happy new year!!

I have answered this in other thread because for some reason I have 
missed this one, and many of my wishes match yours 
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/BskHaFZkVEI/sudO0jdsFgAJ


First a question (mostly for curiosity). Why using Bottle instead (for 
example) Flask or werkzeug or one of the new async microframeworks? I 
assume because bottle is really small and we can include it without 
dependencies, and less verbose than werkzeug, but I have never used it, 
so I have no idea.


We can look in weppy most of the features that I really would like to 
have in web2py/web3py, it is in my opinion a great mix of flask and 
web2py styles. One of the things that I most like is the pydal based 
ORM. I know that there are a lot of people that like to work directly 
with the DAL, but in my opinion a ORM helps when we need to use 
inheritance and reuse code, and eases a lot the code reading in complex 
models. I really like the concept of "fat models and thin controllers", 
but my models looks really weird right now in web2py when I need to 
declare virtual fields or methods with complex logic.


I think that Weppy migrations are really useful in deployments and 
CI/CD, mostly when we need to make complex changes in database or 
update  old versions of our applications, because is easy to define an 
exact behavior of migrations and data.


Now some comments about your wishes:


4) the scheduler were part of pydal
I am not sure about this, of course you know the web2py API a lot better 
than me, and this have a reason, but I see the scheduler and the DAL as 
two completely different things, with different responsibilities, so I 
don't see why the scheduler should be part of pydal, instead of a 
standalone module.

6) we could remove every filesystem IO (errors, sessions, uploads)
But there should be an easy way for users to handle uploads, because is 
a common task.
8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current 
cookie/session/form logic.
I know that auth logic is a PITA, but still a lot of users use it. Even 
when use 3rd party services, is common to use some kind of authorization 
mechanism, so, I think that the framework should, at least, build some 
basic logic and an interface for extend or completely replace with 3rd 
party modules or custom auth logic.

9) SQLFORM and Grid were JS libraries that use Ajax for communication
That's good, but grid should be flexible enough, in my opinion, the main 
issue with the grid right now, is that customization is very limited or 
complex.
Then web2py -> web3py would be a thin layer using bottle and the above 
libs.


I think that there is a niche among Python web frameworks right now, and 
web2py -> web3py can fill it. There are a lot of microframeworks which 
are good, and fast, but need a lot of code and 3rd party integrations 
for building an application, there are others like django that include a 
lot of things, but still needs a lot of coding for building things like 
grids and forms or even a more classic app structure (that's why there 
are people making money with code generators), and there is web2py, 
which needs really little code for building applications, but is not 
"pythonic" or "flexible" enough fortake off between the developers. So 
in my opinion there is space for a framework which makes the developer 
life easier, and be "pythonic" and flexible, something like Yii2 or 
Laravel in the PHP world.


So, I think that, for really make a boost among python web developers, 
web2py -> web3py should aim to offer most of the features that web2py 
have right now, but with the flexibility that it lacks:


- It should be pip installable (and this is a must).

- Apps should be completely independents of the framework in the 
filesystem (no framework with applications folder, applications 
importing the framework instead).


- The framework should contain some pip compatible 
modules/component/plugin system which could extend the framework and be 
extended by the framework apps.


- There should be a recommended and documented way to write application 
tests.


- All framework components (or at least the public API) should be able 
to extended or replace.


Greetings.

PS: We should not drop off the current components. Really, is an awesome 
feature!! We should improve them.





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[web2py] Happy New Year

[Val K]

So it will not be a flask but the box of bottles?

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[web2py] Happy New Year

[davidjensen]

Base web3py on the fastest possible web server (vibora?) Make utilities for 
nosql data store.

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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year

[黄祥]

happy new year \(^o^)/
is this based on the discussion before?

*ref:*
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/web2py/89a846kPeGA/nUpNJB_VCAAJ

best regards,
stifan

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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year

[sandeep patel]

Happy New Year to you too,
I wish,
Developer Tool Kit, which mak working on web3py fun and easy.

On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 12:30 AM Massimo Di Pierro <
massimo.dipie...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Happy new year everybody. I hope this is the year we can have a minimalist
> web3py for everybody to play with. Let's start again collecting some wishes.
>
> I start.
>
> I wish:
> 1) template.py where a standalone python module
> 2) html.py where a standalone python module
> 3) validators.py where a standalone python module
> 4) the scheduler were part of pydal
> 5) admin were a simpler vue.js app.
> 6) we could remove every filesystem IO (errors, sessions, uploads)
> 7) we had better out of the box distributed configurable caching.
> 8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current cookie/session/form
> logic.
> 9) SQLFORM and Grid were JS libraries that use Ajax for communication
>
> Then web2py -> web3py would be a thin layer using bottle and the above
> libs.
>
>
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> - http://web2py.com
> - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
> - http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
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[web2py] Happy New Year

[Massimo Di Pierro]

Happy new year everybody. I hope this is the year we can have a minimalist 
web3py for everybody to play with. Let's start again collecting some wishes.

I start.

I wish:
1) template.py where a standalone python module
2) html.py where a standalone python module
3) validators.py where a standalone python module
4) the scheduler were part of pydal
5) admin were a simpler vue.js app.
6) we could remove every filesystem IO (errors, sessions, uploads)
7) we had better out of the box distributed configurable caching.
8) auth logic were simpler and not tied to the current cookie/session/form 
logic.
9) SQLFORM and Grid were JS libraries that use Ajax for communication

Then web2py -> web3py would be a thin layer using bottle and the above libs.


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[web2py] Happy New Year everybody!

[Calvin]

Happy New year Massimo and all the contributors who have made web2py so awesome!

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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year everybody!

[Mirko Scavazzin]

Happy new year!


2014/1/5 Calvin calvin@gmail.com

 Happy New year Massimo and all the contributors who have made web2py so
 awesome!

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[web2py] Happy New Year everybody!

[Massimo DiPierro]

Happy new year everybody,

some good news:
1) python is growing popularity
https://sites.google.com/site/pydatalog/pypl/python-blog/pythonisthelanguageoftheyear
2) there will be a web2py tutorial at PyCon. I will tell you more asap!
3) the web2py community is still growing and in 2013 I saw more and more high 
quality programs built with web2py.

Massimo

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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year everybody!

[Jake Angulo]

Prospero ano y felicidad!

A prosperous and happy New Year to everyone!



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 wrote:

 Happy new year everybody,

 some good news:
 1) python is growing popularity

 https://sites.google.com/site/pydatalog/pypl/python-blog/pythonisthelanguageoftheyear
 2) there will be a web2py tutorial at PyCon. I will tell you more asap!
 3) the web2py community is still growing and in 2013 I saw more and more
 high quality programs built with web2py.

 Massimo

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 Resources:
 - http://web2py.com
 - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
 - http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year everybody!

[Ovidio Marinho]

Happy,Happy. everybody.




 Ovidio Marinho Falcao Neto
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 ovidio...@gmail.com
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2014/1/1 Massimo DiPierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com

 Happy new year everybody,

 some good news:
 1) python is growing popularity

 https://sites.google.com/site/pydatalog/pypl/python-blog/pythonisthelanguageoftheyear
 2) there will be a web2py tutorial at PyCon. I will tell you more asap!
 3) the web2py community is still growing and in 2013 I saw more and more
 high quality programs built with web2py.

 Massimo

 --
 Resources:
 - http://web2py.com
 - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
 - http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
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Re: [web2py] Happy New Year everybody!

[António Ramos]

Obrigado a todos pela ajuda que me deram em 2013
*Thank you all for your help during 2013*

Feliz Natal a todos :)



2014/1/1 Ovidio Marinho ovidio...@gmail.com

 Happy,Happy. everybody.




  Ovidio Marinho Falcao Neto
   ITJP.NET.BR
  ovidio...@gmail.com
  Brasil



 2014/1/1 Massimo DiPierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com

 Happy new year everybody,

 some good news:
 1) python is growing popularity

 https://sites.google.com/site/pydatalog/pypl/python-blog/pythonisthelanguageoftheyear
 2) there will be a web2py tutorial at PyCon. I will tell you more asap!
 3) the web2py community is still growing and in 2013 I saw more and more
 high quality programs built with web2py.

 Massimo

 --
 Resources:
 - http://web2py.com
 - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
 - http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
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Re: [web2py] Happy new year

[Martín Mulone]

late but happy new year!

2012/1/1 Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com

 Happy new year everybody!




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Re: [web2py] Happy new year

[Ivan Vilches Basaul]

Happy new yearrr !

Iván Vilches Basaul

El 01-01-2012, a las 4:26, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com 
escribió:

 Happy new year everybody!

Re: [web2py] Happy new year

[steve van christie]

akemashite omedetou gozaimasu, minna san...
\(^o^)/

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 Happy new yearrr !

 Iván Vilches Basaul

 El 01-01-2012, a las 4:26, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com
 escribió:

  Happy new year everybody!

Re: [web2py] Happy new year

[Nik Go]

malipayong bag-ong tuig!

On Sunday, January 1, 2012, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:

 Happy new year everybody!

Re: [web2py] Happy new year

[Bruno Rocha]

Feliz Ano Novo!

http://zerp.ly/rochacbruno
Em 01/01/2012 05:26, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com
escreveu:

 Happy new year everybody!

Re: [web2py] Happy new year

[Manuele Pesenti]

Un  felice anno a tutti! :)

Manuele

Il 01/01/2012 08:26, Massimo Di Pierro ha scritto:

Happy new year everybody!

[web2py] Happy new year

[Massimo Di Pierro]

Happy new year everybody!

[web2py] Happy New Year in 2011

[Branko Vukelić]

Well, here it's already 1AM, so:

Happy New Year in 2011 to all of you guys. I wish you a productive and
satisfying year!

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http://www.brankovukelic.com/