#pyramid

stevepiercy: do you have control over http://www.pylonsproject.org/

stevepiercy: can we make it like https://js.foundation/projects/ in dragonsprint

moo-_- I was thinking about having it a bit like trypyramid but with listing our projects

I actually can push to pylonsproject but don't have admin access to the server or deployment

what we should do is to use the current vps provided by linode where trypyramid is hosted and then deploy a static site for pylonsproject there

I have some base started for it like I did for trypyramid I was thinking to share with you for the sprint

I've posted a code review request on integrating Celery with Pyramid, curious about thoughts: http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/1...

_savage: I've not yet tried Celery, only rq.

I bet probably only a handful of people in this channel have done so, and there's no guarantee they're paying attention on the weekends.

have you considered emailing the mailing list about it?

moo-_- control, in what way? the content currently resides here: https://github.com/pylons/pylonshq

to update the site, file a PR, then ping blaflamme

it is not automated, unfortunately

then there is a new repo where it is wide open for the new site to be developed, https://github.com/pylons/pylonsproject.org/

stevepiercy, have you played with backbone.js?

gopar not really. i follow the herd when it comes to js frameworks

there is a javascript meetup this coming week in capitola

hackitola, crapitola, take your pick https://www.meetup.com/santacruzjs/events/23560...

stevepiercy, gotcha. I'm just going over the docs. Seem pretty lightweight. I like it. Might give it a go

the ones i've heard the most lately are react, polymer, and vue

react is backed by facebook, polymer by google

yeah backbone is back from the 2010's. Pretty old. Ahh I have class on Thursday night :(

hmm never heard of polymer

i think the raiders are playing, too

stevepiercy: ok

stevepiercy: this was exactly what I was looking for

thank you

blaflamme: thank you too

moo-_- I'll have something for you to work with by tomorrow

blaflamme: perfect

shoot

moo-_- and I'll be able to have a bit of time during the sprint to help out

blaflamme: stevepiercy: there is a mailing list for the dragonsprint, you can drop an email there

moo-_- on google groups?

the authors of the Kinto project spoke about it on the latest __init__ python podcast (Kinto uses pyramid)

I think they maintain cornice now too

blaflamme: yeah zupo organized something, I think it's google groups

dowwie: is it a good podcast? should I give it a go, I don't usually listen to any podcasts.

moo-_-: I expect to hear you on it , talking about websauna , some time next year

hahhaha

dowwie: good point

moo-_-: maybe I'll do it for you

moo-_-: maybe not!

moo-_-: with Yosai v0.3 released, I think I'm ready to talk about it beyond local conf