In a message of Tue, 30 Oct 2007 17:28:36 +0100, Antonio Cuni writes:
Carl Friedrich Bolz wrote:
So, it seems many people liked the blog thing. How about we start a general PyPy blog where we can all post? Should we try to set something up on codespeak or just keep using blogspot? The latter increases the chances that things are happening soon :). Any ideas for a title? pypy.blogspot.com seems already taken by a dead one-entry block :-(. We could then try to get it picked up by the python planet.
+1 for the pypy blog: I think it would be cool to have.
I think that the best would be to have it on codespeak, with maybe one general pypy blog and several ad-personam ones. Ideally it would be integrated with svn, because we all know that we prefer to write inside emacs/vi/whatever than inside a browser :-), but I admit that it would require much more work to setup such a thing.
About the name: if pypy.blogspot.com is already taken, we could try to move to another blog site; for example, pypy.blogger.com seems to be free; I've no clue about advantages/features of one site or another, thou gh.
ciao Anto
On Saturday, Jacob, Samuele, Armin and I leave for the USA. We are meeting with Humanized in Chicago, then IBM in New York, the Mozilla/Active State/Tim Bray of Sun in Vancouver, then going to a 3 day conference in Santa Cruz, then meeting John Rose of Sun and various other Sun people, then going to Electronic Arts, and then to google on the 14th. Then 2 days of free time in San Francisco, get back on an airplane on the 17th and arrive back here in Göteborg on the 19th, day 1 of the sprint. Ok, we're crazy. :-) But I think that a touring blog would be nice, even as a place to download our thoughts before our brains overflow. Somebody, someplace, must have made emacs binding for a commonly used blogging site, no? Googling isn't helping -- I keep finding everybody and their dog blogging about emacs bindings for every program on this planet, it seems, except the blogging software itself. Anybody know of any? Laura
Hi Laura, 2007/10/30, Laura Creighton <lac@openend.se>: [snip]
But I think that a touring blog would be nice, even as a place to download our thoughts before our brains overflow. Somebody, someplace, must have made emacs binding for a commonly used blogging site, no? Googling isn't helping -- I keep finding everybody and their dog blogging about emacs bindings for every program on this planet, it seems, except the blogging software itself.
Anybody know of any?
the easiest way is to just write the html yourself and paste that into the blogging thing. But maybe we can have a bit more convenience and use ReST or something, will experiment a bit. Cheers, Carl Friedrich
On Tue, Oct 30, 2007 at 06:09:46PM +0100, Laura Creighton wrote:
But I think that a touring blog would be nice, even as a place to download our thoughts before our brains overflow. Somebody, someplace, must have made emacs binding for a commonly used blogging site, no? Googling isn't helping -- I keep finding everybody and their dog blogging about emacs bindings for every program on this planet, it seems, except the blogging software itself.
Anybody know of any?
One of these should work... <http://emacspeak.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/lisp/g-client/gblogger.el> <http://pases.org/darcs/emacs-atompub/> -- Nicholas Riley <njriley@uiuc.edu> | <http://www.uiuc.edu/ph/www/njriley>
This email is a great first post for the blog. And posts about how the trip is going would also be great... Em 30/10/2007, às 15:09, Laura Creighton escreveu:
On Saturday, Jacob, Samuele, Armin and I leave for the USA. We are meeting with Humanized in Chicago, then IBM in New York, the Mozilla/Active State/Tim Bray of Sun in Vancouver, then going to a 3 day conference in Santa Cruz, then meeting John Rose of Sun and various other Sun people, then going to Electronic Arts, and then to google on the 14th. Then 2 days of free time in San Francisco, get back on an airplane on the 17th and arrive back here in Göteborg on the 19th, day 1 of the sprint.
Ok, we're crazy. :-)
But I think that a touring blog would be nice, even as a place to download our thoughts before our brains overflow. Somebody, someplace, must have made emacs binding for a commonly used blogging site, no? Googling isn't helping -- I keep finding everybody and their dog blogging about emacs bindings for every program on this planet, it seems, except the blogging software itself.
Anybody know of any?
For textmate users out there it comes with a plugin for blog, if it is not there by default you will have to download the svn plugin repository. -- Leonardo Santagada A: Because it breaks the logical sequence of the discussion. Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing? A: Top-posting. Q: What is the most annoying thing on usenet and in e-mail?
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