I recently started working on another new project here at Imaginary Landscape, and this one looked rather enticing as it threw some stuff my way that I haven't had a chance to play with much recently. First on that chopping block was a multi-page registration form application. Immediately I remembered reading about Django's Form Wizard module and thought it'd be a great way to handle this small application. At least I thought so until I finished reading the specifications for the project and realized that the user must be able to move both backwards and forwards through ...

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Updated 12/14/09 @ 11:13AM CST by markr

Categories: Django

Tags: django forms

I recently read an article by Steve Holden, chairman of the Python Software Foundation, titled Comments or Not? Public or Private? Relevant or Irrelevant?. It's a rather interesting read that I definitely recommend that covers the heated PyPi comments debate, issue tracking, and the surrounding Python community. There are also a number of insightful comments on this blog post, but I personally felt a lengthier blog post to be more fitting than a comment in retort.

First off, commenting on PyPi has stirred up quite a bit of debate. I personally feel that the pros are outweighed by the ...

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Updated 12/02/09 @ 02:00PM CST by markr

Categories: Python

Tags: community pypi python