hello, michael, alessandro, other friends,

i wish to report i'm currently further improving tgext.pages, with integration
with tgext.menu as a second goal.

it works even better, and it's administration is much easier: no special
controller is needed, just permissions to the current user.

would you want me to prepare a pre-release for your work on the site?

On 04/19/2011 07:01 AM, Michael Pedersen wrote:
> Things will be slightly different tonight. I'm addressing emails from
> Alessandro that he's sent over in addition to using the list. These emails
> actually wound up affecting everybody, even if no one knew it, so it's a good
> thing.
>
> First, though, the regular status:
> *What Got Done?*
> Less than should have gotten done. I got some work done on smaller pieces,
> though I was becoming somewhat frustrated with tgext.pages. I discovered a few
> small bugs that were causing bad behaviors. I've fixed those bugs, and
> committed them to the local clone of the repository. Florent, might I talk you
> into doing the push so that others can benefit? One of those bugs caused the
> site to run significantly slower than it should have. Retrieving of the index
> page was taking about 3 seconds for me. With the bug fixed, we're down to
> about 0.3 seconds. I've also improved locale handling, fixed a problem with a
> missing blob table, and in general made the whole site that much more stable.
> I'm pleased with this result.
>
> Christoph managed to make some pretty good progress on the 1.x documentation.
> It does have one drawback, in that I don't want to extend the menu bar too
> far, and adding another three documentation links on the main navigation bar
> could be too much. I'll work on it and see what can be done with that. Even
> with that, the progress made is very impressive. Thank you, Christoph. I do
> appreciate the work you're doing.
>
> Alessandro has closed a number of bugs in our new tracker already. That helps
> us get all the closer to our next release before I've switched over to code
> work. Thank you, Alessandro, for making me look so bad ;)
>
> We also found out that we need to upgrade one of the packages in our PyPI. One
> of the fixes Alessandro did requires a newer version of WebOb for the new
> tests he wrote (and all the existing tests) to pass.
>
> *Where Are We Now?*
> Christoph is nearing completion with the 1.x docs. The 2.x items are done. The
> new server is up, running, and ready to take over. Things are looking pretty
> good. I'm thinking we might be able to change DNS records for next week's
> status update, and be working exclusively with the new server.
>
> *What WIll Get Done This Week?*
> I'm getting to work on 2.0.4 bugs. I'm not sure how many are left (I just
> haven't looked right now), but if there's a small enough number, I'll cut a
> release around the end of the week for it. I'd like to be able to put that
> release out, and get to work on 2.1.1 ASAP.
>
> Christoph, will you be able to get through the 1.x docs this week? And it's
> okay to say no, I'm just wanting to find out if we can plan the DNS changeover
> for the coming weekend.
>
> I'll also work on getting the CogBin ported to the new server and working.
>
> *Now, On To The Emails*
>
> From Alessandro, he had numerous website suggestions. I've implemented a fair
> few of them.
>
> On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 4:17 AM, Alessandro Molina
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     - Add more projects/companies to who is using it:
>
>
> I've added all the ones that you sent to me, Alessandro. However, I can't
> provide proper descriptions since I can't read most of their websites. I could
> handle Spanish, somewhat, but I don't know Italian. Could you take a few
> minutes and email me a list that would look better on the "Who's Using It?" 
> page?
>  
>
>     - Create a "Modules for Developers" page
>      I think that something really useful is to have a list of extensions
>     that are ready made to solve your problems for new developers.
>
>
> This will be the CogBin, when we can bring it back online. Hopefully, this
> week sometime will see that happen.
>  
>
>     - Uhm, add more images and icons to the site. It is really plain and
>     this makes the site really empty and with a little "1990" feeling.
>
>
> Here's where I have to admit to a weakness: My graphics skills make XKCD look
> like the Mona Lisa. I'll gladly add any graphics that can be submitted, but
> until I can work on my skills with Gimp, I don't have many options for adding
> graphics to it.
>  
> On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 6:50 PM, Alessandro Molina
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     I think that it might be a nice idea to put at the end of the page
>     http://beta.turbogears.org/en/whos-using a form that people can use to
>     submit an url with a screenshot of the projects where they are using
>     TG2.
>
>
> I haven't been willing to hack up tgext.pages to add that much functionality
> to a page, but I did at least tell people to send us an email. Adding another
> link is quick and easy.
>  
>
>     PS: I always get a 500 when accessing beta.turbogears.org
>     <http://beta.turbogears.org/> the first
>     time, then when I reload the page it works, also it is quite slow (3-5
>     seconds just perform the page GET)
>
>
> These issues were caused by some bugs that had to be fixed. I've done so, and
> the site should work wonderfully for you now.
>
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