Rob Hudson wrote: > Cool. What's the best way to coordinate the effort? A wiki page to > start with? > Current trends seem to be to use Google Code for projects that aren't likely to become part of the core django distro. A link from the Django wiki is probably a good idea though. > 1) Cross Platform Libraries... > > In looking at DjangoKit a little I see he's using PyObjC. I do like > the idea of using whatever the native widget library is for each > platform. I'll have to look at the Democracy Player as an example but > they did something similar (Mac: PyObjC, Linux: PyGTK, Windows: ???). > wxWidgets is one cross-platform option. PyGTK runs on windows too. > 2) Database... > > It makes sense to me to require SQLite for this to work. Moving your > data to SQLite is also a requirement for Slingshot. I'm pretty sure > we can use the fixtures library to serialize data from databases other > than SQLite (MySQL, PostGreSQL), then load it up into SQLite. > Yeah, that's perfectly reasonable IMHO.
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