On Sep 9, 3:30 pm, "Angelo Gladding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ... > >I'm not sure if Seddit is really the tool to solve the "documenting > > process." When I set out to create it, I had the idea of something > > more like a mailing list. You'll search the archives if you have a > > question, but usually the first place to find your answer will be in > > the documentation. And for documentation, a wiki is certainly the best > > tool for the job. I believe seddit will work well for your "related > > discussion" aspect of the wiki. > > > I'm interested to see how your hosted solution is coming. I'd be > > interested to talk with you, and see if maybe we can't get seddit > > integrated when it's ready to go live. I think it can solve atleast > > half of the problem. > > You seddit :). I'm already breaking DRY by rewriting a wiki system. My > intentions were to discuss possible integrations with Seddit (either by me > or by another volunteer) once I had a skeleton up and running. Who better > than the original author? We can resume a private conversation for the > interim if it'll provide more rapid output but we really should keep to the > lists for external input and moderation. Thanks for chiming in though, > seriously. > > As for seddit's progress. I don't plan to drop the ball on this one. > > > I'll continue to work on it throughout the school year, and get it > > deployed. The summer just wasn't enough time to get specs written up, > > and write a fully function application. > > I saw all of your pre-dev docs, wireframes, etc. Just curious, was this out > of obligation or necessity?
This was out of necessity. I wasn't exactly sure how I wanted to approach this application, and by gettting some wireframes up, and writing everything down I was able to get a better idea of how the application was going to be implemented. I was also hoping to get some community feedback, but never got around to getting that stuff in a finalized state, and posting it up. ;) > > Also, just curious. Is there anything wrong with prototype and postgresql? > > > > I used Prototype prior to jQuery. jQuery simply quadrupled my > AJAX/enlivenment output. As for postgre, I've simply never used it and thus > don't have it installed/configured. Do you have PG specific schema in your > app? We can decide a DB upon integration at a later time. > Nothing is specific to postgresql that couldn't be rewritten in mysql. It would be trivial to add support for mysql. For now I'm thinking the best way for me to proceed is to get seddit into a working state and then report back with something usable for you guys to toy around with. Maybe adding some kinda of RESTful api to this thing would be helpful in integration? If anyone has thoughts on that let me know. One of the more useful things that seddit would be able to provide is information on individual users. Seddit will *eventually* keep track of what topics each user is knowledgeable in. I'm sure having information like that available would help when targeting users. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web.py" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/webpy?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
