How about using Massimo's Killer App idea
http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/995e36b68c0c7e51/11511528c0753952?lnk=gst&q=killer+app#11511528c0753952
to distribute these article.apps. A distributed howto/app repository
sounds fun!

HC

On Jul 21, 6:28 pm, JohnMc <[email protected]> wrote:
> How2Py, was getting a little long. The previous discussion seems to
> have brought out a couple principles --
>
> * More emphasis on content than form to get the pump primed.
> * Nobody said it but I seem to sense that more people would be
> comfortable with the idea that source type (pdf, rst, doc, odt) not be
> an issue for submitting How2To's.
>
> * Finally Alex F recommended that the source code be provided in
> a .zip/.w2p format.
>
> Did I miss anything? That brings up additional items, of various time
> scales --
>
> 1) Where to host the submissions? Open to recommendations. Possibly
> dirt simple on a temporary basis.
>
> 2) Develop a midterm goal of a submission and catalog system with
> search for How2Py.
>
> 3) A little more ambitious and Alex F deserves the credit based on the
> last bullet above. Provide a copy of the code with the article. Why
> not turn that around a bit -- provide the code with the article
> inside? Any How2Py document is an application. The article(s) would be
> housed in ../static. The lead article would have an agreed to standard
> name. The extension of which would be any agreed to set of file types
> (eg. .doc, .rst,.odt, .htm, etc). There is a How2Py controller that
> looks for that standard name, determines the extension and brings to
> bear the OS or How2Py resources to read the document. The associated
> code for the article is contained in a MVC layout that the author sees
> fit to offer.
>
> Couple of advantages to this. File type concerns are reduced. Code is
> ready to run. Tools for making HowTo's easier to create could be
> provided. Once the document is written it can utilize the Web2Py
> packaging in preparation for distribution.
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