Blue Sky On Mars

Ronald Jaramillo has put together his first “TurboGears Highlights” to bring to light some of the interesting stuff going on for those who haven’t been following the heavy duty traffic flow of the TurboGears list (1,269 members at present. More than 2,500 messages last month.)
FooManChu summarized in a detailed post how the Teach Dreamweaver and Windows to properly recognize KID files
tinyurl.com/aawu5

Jeff Marshall and Greg had put together a TurboGears-based image server/service
tinyurl.com/dnkjc

See the posted source and instructions here:
imageserver.frozenbear.com/

Max Ischenko had updated the documentation for the newly revamped DataGrid. Follow the documentation and give this useful widget a whirl.
trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/wiki/DataGridWidget

Jonathan LaCour is working on a declarative layer on top of SQLAlchemy. He calls it ActiveMapper. If you are interested in an alternative ORM for TG check out Jonathan’s work:
cleverdevil.org/svn/activemapper/
tinyurl.com/77×54

PyCon is right around the corner. If you are planning to attend, join the TurboGears Sprint. Some interesting sprint topics where discussed on this thread:
tinyurl.com/a3ojv

Get one at the CafePress store:
store.turbogears.org
tinyurl.com/9b72q

amk talks about how the Python Software Foundation is funding PyCon travellers. Since he has opened the door for me to do so, I’d like to say a big “thanks!” to the PSF for helping out with my PyCon travel. Between the conference and the looking-to-be-lively TurboGears Sprint, I’m spending a whole week in Addison, Texas. And, that’s completely on my dime, which is not a very easy thing when you’re still working on getting a business going. Or, that would have been completely on my dime, if the PSF wasn’t generously helping out.