January 23, 2003
Python port of Radio
I've stumbled into PyCS, a Python port of the back-end machinerie of Radio, and bzero, a commandline blogging tool being able to post entries to PyCS and Radio Community Server. I'm perfectly happy using Movable Type, and have no plans to run anything but rusty/trusty Apache and Tomcat on cocoondev.org, but it seems like much cool weblog-related development is happening with Python these days. I'm glad I bought those Python books lately, and I worked through the first one so far. High on my preferred reading list is Python: Essential Reference - it's the book that I have opened the most so far. Also, I'm in good company when it comes to Python and other 'little languages'.
Comments
Steven,
Speaking of blogging,
Not sure if you saw the replies to your comments over on my blog.. shoot over to the MT/Cocoon thread (http://manero.org/weblog/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=61 ) for my response... and I have trackback enabled so the information flow should be a little better.
Tony
Posted by: Tony at January 23, 2003 09:09 PM