Hey Massimo, what's up, you've asked me to contact you via mail, man this release took me a while :) but it's been a smooth ride as far as schema design and coding, for the past couple of weeks I've been usimng my "lunch time" lol to "wrap up" and tie all the loose ends, and working for a financial company (where you don't even have access to google services) (thanks android phone), it has been challenging, to put it lightly, but as I tell my wife, coding web2py for me is like exercise for my brain (I use Windows/.net at work for the past 2 years, before that I did not even know windows, I've been using Linux since 1995, and all I can say is that I hate the guts of it)..
Thanks man, keep in touch. On Dec 19, 8:20 am, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote: > +1 really nice! > > I second the two suggestions proposed: > - use janrain > - make the name py agnostic > - you need a better logo/css/js (*) > > Would be nice if pyStack, pyForum and Instant Press had similar CSS > conventions and a swicth to use the same CAS login. I could integrate > them with the LMS I am working on and we could make a kick ass suite. > > Please email me privately because I have something confidential to > say. ;-) > > Massimo > > On Dec 18, 11:47 pm, Julio Schwarzbeck <ju...@techfuel.net> wrote: > > > Dear community, > > > I am pleased to inform the release the first (beta) revision of > > pyStack.com, an open source questions and answers web application > > loosely based on the successful stack overflow web site. pyStack aims > > to be a simple to use Q&A app with all the fat trimmed off and at the > > same time easy to use for the inexperienced user and complex enough > > for the hard-core one. > > > It is based on a "reputation" system in which the user "earns" points > > by means of voting up (or down) anyone's questions or answers, the > > system uses a role-based authentication system in which a new "role" > > is earned by means of accumulated points. As the user earns new roles, > > more options are available to him/her, such as ability to close a > > question, upgrade another user to a new role, ban questions, etc. The > > basic user can only add questions and answer, whereas the "SysAdmin" > > user can control the fate of the entire site. I made this site in > > hopes that web2py gets an even better reputation and to pay homage to > > the Open Source movement, something I heavily support. > > > Links: > > > pyStack (BETA):http://beta.pystack.com/ > > pyStack Discussions:http://www.pyforum.org/ > > > Here's where I would really need help on: I need testers, you may > > create your own account (or use google's integration, no google > > password is stored in the DB EVER if the user logs in using google > > auth), Currently there are several Q&A posted (many of them simple > > "blah blah this is a test" and others with "questionable" subjects, > > I'll get rid of all of that once the app is ready for "production", so > > please if you need any help creating an account, I can do this for you > > just ping me and I'll see what I can do, the forums is a nice place to > > put your comments since there is categories for them, sucgh as bugs, > > requests and general discussions, I will be updating the forum as time > > permits. > > > When the system goes out of beta, I'll place a link to download the > > source code but for now, if you wish to take a peek at it, let me > > know, I am using mercurial for source control and will soon make it > > available in google code. thanks to all.
