Peter Bittner
peter.bittner at gmx.net
Fri Aug 30 11:39:27 EST 2002
Hi there Python friends! I think this has already been proposed once, but still it is a very important issue: The mod_python manual is great, sure. It even contains some sample code to get started. But what is missing for the the (Python-)mod_python community is a pool of sample code where one can see how different things have been tackled by different people. I am sure mod_python would be much more attactive then since it would be easier to get right into it, to see working code, to adapt working code to one's needs. When I say pool I'm thinking of something like http://www.hotscripts.com (BTW: I'm just seeing there is some python stuff on there already. Though not really much, and even less about mod_python.) :-( I'm sure there are a couple of guys out there in the mod_python community that would be willing to share some of their code (for a GPL-license, as shareware or freeware) if there were something like a "Sample Code Pool" on the mod_python website. - Not all the code we all are writing is "for internal use only" and some among us would be happy to publish their code. (I know from myself how much useful code in C, PHP and JavaScript I've coded and it's okay for me to know someone is using it and finding it helpful.) Anyone out there who finds this idea good enough to be realized? Who of you would like to help contributing to such a sample code pool? Peter -- Peter Bittner mobil: +43/(0)650/4151545 web: http://www.bittner.at.tf - http://beam.to/htmlkurs mail: peter.bittner at gmx.net "Free software is like free speech, not free beer" (Richard Stallman) GMX - Die Kommunikationsplattform im Internet. http://www.gmx.net
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