entry tag needed, specially about libraries used

nitrofurano on 2012/02/22 12:52

a feature in this webpage framework (i don't know if is it based on php+mysql) engine is about being able to tag the entries, the recent and the old ones - for example, now i'm struggling a lot when trying to find here games using pygame, pyglet or pyopengl...

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richard on 2012/02/23 00:57:

From the footer:
 
  Site developed in Python using Django.

Sadly I don't find much time to work on the site. 
 

Hugoagogo on 2012/04/18 12:21:

I am sure a few of us could pitch in and help add some features to the site if you want, there are a number of improvements that discussions could do with as well.

Cosmologicon on 2012/04/18 14:44:

Is the PyWeek site repository publicly available?

richard on 2012/04/19 01:23:

The code is in a Google Code project. Sorry, SVN at the moment. I'd be happy to move it to bitbucket if I could find the time. I don't have time to work on it much except to fix serious bugs (and even some of those don't get any attention ;-)

richard on 2012/04/19 01:43:

Actually, bitbucket has a web form to do it... 
The project is now at bitbucket :-)

mauve on 2012/04/21 10:33:

The issues didn't transfer over though :(

richard on 2012/04/22 23:38:

There didn't appear to be an option to do so :-(

mauve on 2012/04/23 18:09:

What version of Python and Django is it targeting? I notice some use of the sets module and oldforms admin.

richard on 2012/04/23 23:44:

Python 2.3.5 running Django 0.96.5

I know.

The code started life in 2005 and was magic-removal'ed by Lucio Torre a few years back (when 0.96.5 was the latest version I guess.)

I've toyed with the idea of starting a fresh Pinax-based site and rewriting the Challenge app where necessary. And replacing the message board with something way, way more feature-packed (though I still want to retain the entry diary blogs.)

mauve on 2012/04/24 06:52:

So presumably we could upgrade Django with a virtualenv if nothing else, but is there any hope for a more recent Python?

richard on 2012/04/24 06:58:

Yes (assuming by "we" you don't include me right now ;-)

Python 2.6 is installed and used by other sites; an even more recent version wouldn't be impossible to support.