Things happen when you change systems - a few days ago i moved to a new notebook with Ubuntu 9.10 and found myself with a system Python 2.6. I was curious about how to make Grok run on it without patching a number of eggs as i did before a year ago.
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I haven’t been blogging much lately, mostly due to severe time limitations and workload. Anyway, here is what i am up to atm …
Working on extensions to bobo, a WSGI framework released by Jim Fulton two weeks ago. bobo is really exciting, as it is super small (40KB including comments), fast (1500 req/sec), fully […]
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This post is part of a series of postings about more or less basic Grok apps that are ported from other python web frameworks. Motivation is that you can look at the original source and the grok code side-by-side and deduce from both. Source is available from svn.zope.org/grokapps/gbedemosite/.
This “demosite application” shows how to install multiple […]
I put a site together at http://gbe.d2m.at that lets you test and use each of the Grok-By-Example applications. I’ll add the source for this multi-app site to the GBE apps at a later date.
With the new setuptools release available and from inside a virtualenv …
… got the latest Grok release running on Python 2.6.
All Grok tests pass. There were some changes needed in zope.app.components, zope.session, zope.testing and the pinned version of mechanize.
Installation reported ‘Syntax errors’ on zope.app.twisted, zope.app.testing, zope.app.component, ZODB3 (ZEO scripts) and RestrictedPython - almost […]
This post is part of a series of postings about more or less basic Grok apps that are ported from other python web frameworks. Motivation is that you can look at the original source and the grok code side-by-side and deduce from both. Source is available from svn.zope.org/grokapps/gbewiki/.
A basic ‘Grok Wiki’ application [source] ported from […]
This post is part of a series of postings about more or less basic Grok apps that are ported from other python web frameworks. Motivation is that you can look at the original source and the grok code side-by-side and deduce from both. Source is available from svn.zope.org/grokapps/gbe99bottles/.
A basic Grok ‘Hello world’ application [source], cf […]
This post is part of a series of postings about more or less basic Grok apps that are ported from other python web frameworks. Motivation is that you can look at the original source and the grok code side-by-side and deduce from both. Source is available from svn.zope.org/grokapps/gbeguestbook/.
A basic ‘Grok Guestbook’ application [source] ported from […]
Starting a series of postings about more or less basic Grok apps that are ported from other python web frameworks.
Motivation is that you can look at the original source and the grok code side-by-side and deduce from both. Source is available from svn.zope.org/grokapps.
Examples so far
Guestbook (ported from Google Appengine demo)
99 Bottles of Beer (alternate ‘Hello […]
