On Sat, 2004-03-27 at 19:59, Todd Grimason wrote:
> Ah - I didn't realize there were(is?) other projects out there with
> the same name. I certainly didn't mean to attack Python (obviously),
> just thought it kinda sounds like 'Struts for Java' or 'Zope for
> Python', etc.
> Going to 'Webware', with maybe a tagline kinda like 'Python
> Appserver'
> or whatever might be something to consider. But based on my other
> forays into this topic on other projects many people seem to have
> strong personal attachments to things like names, so I won't be
> pushing any further...
I think it might be worth pursuing this a bit further -- it certainly can't
hurt to brainstorm a little bit.
I like the idea of a tagline which gives a better clue as to what the
project is about; perhaps using a word like "toolkit" or "framework" in the
tagline ("Appserver" doesn't do it for me, <shrug>).
I guess the image of "tools" appeals to me because that's what I feel
Webware gives me: lots of tools which I can use how I want. It also
conveys the idea that Webware is made up of several components (kits),
not all of which must be used. You pick the tools you want to use.
Using this idea, I find "Webware" with tagline "Python Web Application Toolkit"
quite appealing.
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