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open source (BSD, now!) JavaScript library that interprets XForms into normal HTML controls
links for 2007-03-14
links for 2007-03-07
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Amie Street picks up BNL (and other Nettwerk artists, Sarah McLachlan, perhaps?) Very cool model. the songs started out free, but they’re already as high as 92 cents. Who cares, though! They’re DRM-free! Go BNL and Nettwerk!
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Python library for moving jobs between python processes on the same or multiple machines
TGWebServices 1.1 – now with complex input
TGWebServices has now been updated to allow for “complex input”. In other words, you can create a class in Python and have instances of that class as input to your web service methods. (This works via SOAP or plain HTTP POST with XML or JSON documents.)
Merging TurboGears and Pylons?
Mark Ramm goes into a bit of detail over the recent speculation of Merging TurboGears and Pylons? I had a comment about this on the Pylons mailing list as well. Those of us using Python to develop webapps have a great variety of tools to work with.
It’s worth noting that I (and many others) like the style/feel of TurboGears apps (which is to say CherryPy-style dispatch by default and Genshi templates). Though TurboGears and Pylons currently share a good bit of code and will undoubtedly share more, it’s the style/feel thing that represents the difference between the two frameworks that may not resolve itself. (Of course, TG apps will be able to use Routes+Mako if desired, and Pylons apps can use CherryPy/RhubarbTart+Genshi if desired… those just won’t be out of the box defaults…)
links for 2007-03-04
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Paranoia: if it’s not an American flag, it’s probably a bomb.
links for 2007-03-03
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Kathy Sierra uses horse training books as an example of how we should be thinking about software documentation. nifty.
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gaming / multimedia library that is pure Python (using ctypes to talk to native services). mac, windows, linux
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the best summary you’re likely to find on handling actual payments from businesses for your products