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As pretty much everyone I know has announced, Python 3.0 is out. Pop your bottles open! Fireworks! What’s more important to end-users though is that third-party libraries are usable with Python 3.0, and not many of them are right now. One particular library has a special place in my heart, and is getting pretty close [...]
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Tags: bzr, launchpad, py3k, python, pywin32, windows
For those not paying attention, there are two new Plone releases out. They have been made during the Plone Conference 2008, so some people might have missed this. The good news I want to announce is that the buildout-based Plone Installers for Windows have been updated, and a few bugs have been fixed in the [...]
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Tags: installer, plone, release, windows
Jonathan Bowman posted some instructions about how to compile Python-LDAP on Windows, using MingW. His instructions create a shared binary though. I was able to build a static binary in the past, but I have to hunt down my notes about what changes to build a static binary. It is great that someone else was [...]
Filed under: python, windows | 1 Comment
Tags: ldap, mingw, python, windows
Since today seems to be about writing blog posts about blog software, I want to pass on some idea that’s been in the back of my mind for about a month. I’ve installed Windows Live Writer and noticed that it is quite extensible. In fact, all of it’s extensibility features are documented on MSDN. The [...]
Filed under: Blog, plone, windows, wlw | 2 Comments
Tags: wlw, windows, Blog, software, kupu, plone, libraries, customization
Strategic Blindness
On his Strategy Letter VI article, Joel writes about something that many people are starting to realize: that the current Web 2.0 is not much better than Smart (or even Dumb!) Terminal days, when you had to care about memory constraints and there were no standards for interop between applications, or even UI guidelines. Then [...]
Filed under: javascript, microsoft, mozilla, programming, python, silverlight, strategy, tamarin, web2.0, windows | 1 Comment
Plone 3.0 released!
In case the news didn’t make it to your inbox, Plone 3.0 has been released, with installers for many platforms, including Windows and Mac OS X. Thanks to everyone that contributed to this release! I’ve been a member of the Plone community since the start. Still remember the Plone 1.0 release, when I was at [...]
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For the XML heads out there, get rid of your pointy-bracket thirst. The new lxml 1.3.2 release is up on the Python CheeseShop, and I’ve just finished uploading installers for Windows, compiled for Python 2.4 and Python 2.5. As usual, those binaries are statically compiled so there’s no extra dependencies to install. They have been [...]
Filed under: Announcement, XML, python, windows | 3 Comments
Are people ‘stuck’ on Windows?
I have been asking me this question several times over the last few months. Are people really stuck on Windows? Some minds out there pretend that it is so, but I really have to disagree. I don’t want to convert anyone to using Windows. Nor do I want to argue that some OS is better [...]
Filed under: enfold, misc, plone, programming, python, windows, zope | 8 Comments
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