Kevin Altis: PythonPython is the "most powerful language you can still read."(Untitled)- October 28, 2002 PythonCard 0.6.9 PythonCard is a GUI construction kit for building cross-platform desktop applications on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The latest release of PythonCard includes over 30 sample applications and four tools to help users edit and build applications in Python. The documentation page has links to installation instructions for Windows that covers installing Python, wxPython, and PythonCard. Check the changelog for a complete list of changes for release 0.6.9.http://radio.weblogs.com/0102677/categories/python/2002/10/28.html#a21 (Untitled)- October 21, 2002 Jon Udell has posted an article about Python as the "scripting language to drive a major, user-facing, GUI-intensive application". I have often wondered myself why Mahogany wasn't done in Python and wxPython instead of C++ and wxWindows. We're exploring the scriptability of apps with PythonCard. Both the codeEditor and textEditor expose the Python shell, which is built-in to all PythonCard applications. However, rather than just having a menu item to hide and show the shell, we added the...http://radio.weblogs.com/0102677/categories/python/2002/10/21.html#a20 (Untitled)- October 21, 2002 Open Source Agenda Mitch Kapor has finally posted some info about what his new company is working on, a Personal Information Manager. Thanks to Dave Winer for posting about this, I didn't even know Mitch had a blog! The reason for posting the info here is that it involves Python and wxWindowswxPython, though there isn't much about that in the blog post. I first found out about this project in late July at OSCON 2002 in San Diego. I found Mitch's reasons for using open source and PythonwxPython..http://radio.weblogs.com/0102677/categories/python/2002/10/20.html#a18 |