Wiki or Blogs done with django

Hi all,
 I am planning to build a small personal web site.
I have used Plone CMS (Zope powered) but it is very slow and
requires
a lot of memory.
There is some django application for building small blogs or
wiki?
I will eventually plan to do something like that if missed
;)

-- 
Software Architect
http://daitangio.homeip.n
et
http://www.objectsroot.com


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Possibly the quickest blog to get up and running is by Ross
Poulton -
http://www.rossp.org/ -
his code has not had the magic removed yet
though...

Paul Bissex - http://e-scribe.com/news
/171 - has done a *very* small
Wiki implementation.

Cheers,
Tone


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Another is:
http://socialistsoftwar
e.com/ and here you can find the source
http://
source.socialistsoftware.com/sssource/

ciao ciao
Patrick
>
> Possibly the quickest blog to get up and running is by
Ross Poulton -
> http://www.rossp.org/ - his
code has not had the magic removed yet
> though...
>
> Paul Bissex - http://e-scribe.com/news
/171 - has done a *very* small
> Wiki implementation.
>
> Cheers,
> Tone
>
>
> >
>



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On Mon, May 29, 2006 at 09:48:11AM +0200, Giovanni Giorgi
wrote:
>  I am planning to build a small personal web site.
> I have used Plone CMS (Zope powered) but it is very
slow and requires
> a lot of memory.

I'm coming from a similar camp.  I've had a blog running
on Zope with
COREBlog for about a year and a half.  I want to be able to
move all of
my content over without losing anything.

The good news is that I've gotten most of the way.  The bad
news is that
I still haven't switched over.  I currently have a weblog
implementation
modelled after the COREBlog metadata.  I have a migration
tool that I
run via the Django shell.  It converts all of my entries and
comments.

I'm hung up on a few things.

1. Photo handling

  I have quite a few dozen entries with photos (out of 100+)
and I want
  to add lots more.  I currently crop the images down to an
acceptable
  size and include them inline to the story.  I would like
to have some
  more advanced way of handling images so visitors can get
full size
  images easily, so I can put up film-strips and slide
shows.

2. Comments

  I like the ideas behind the comments API the ships with
Django, but
  the metadata collected doesn't match up with what
COREBlog was using.
  I started creating a new comments API that is a blend of
Django and
  COREBlog, but I keep getting stuck and procrastinating. 
What has me
  hung up at the moment is that I want to store the IP
address of the
  commentor.  I don't want it edittable, but I want it
displayed in the
  admin interface.

I started hacking on this pre-magic removal and I have since
removed
most of the magic from my code.  I always admired Zope, but
Django seems
a lot easier to get a long with.  

Nate

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I've recently been updating my site to be entirely django
powered. As
others have done, I applied the 'Fixing the Magic'
document to Ross
Poulton's blog tutorial and have applied some of my own
tweaks as well.
So far I am fairly happy with the result. Source code is at
https://svn.wamber.net/projects/wamber/browse
r/wamber-website/trunk
and the "live" view is at: http://www.wamber.net/  
If there is enough
interest, I can cut an official "release" and
may be able to add some
additional features that people may have a particular desire
to see (I
figured trackbacks would be a cool feature to add, but then
got
discouraged when I saw that the feature had been widely
abused by
spammers).

Likewise, I needed a photo gallery app, so last night I
started
porting the stockphoto application
(http://www.carcosa.net/jason/software/django/stockphoto/
) to
post-MagicRemoval. So far, I think I've gotten the model
updated. I
still need to work on the views and templates. My fork of
stockphoto
0.1 is at:
https://svn.wamber.net/projects/w
amber/browser/stockphoto/branches/v0.1-post-MR
I hope to have the port done in the next few days (I'll
post about it
here when I've finished).

Hope this helps

  -- William

P.S. If you replace the 'project/wamber/browser' in the
URLs listed
above with 'svn', you have the svn repository from which
the code can
be directly subversioned off... e.g.
svn co https://svn.wamber.net/svn/stockphoto/branches/v0.1-p
ost-MR



Giovanni Giorgi wrote:
> Hi all,
>  I am planning to build a small personal web site.
> I have used Plone CMS (Zope powered) but it is very
slow and requires
> a lot of memory.
> There is some django application for building small
blogs or wiki?
> I will eventually plan to do something like that if
missed ;)
>
> --
> Software Architect
> http://daitangio.homeip.n
et
> http://www.objectsroot.com



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would it make sense for you 4-5 blog writers to join up
together and  
write up a common blog app?
it seems like such a waste of resources for all of you.

On 31/05/2006, at 6:40 AM, wam wrote:

>
> I've recently been updating my site to be entirely
django powered. As
> others have done, I applied the 'Fixing the Magic'
document to Ross
> Poulton's blog tutorial and have applied some of my
own tweaks as  
> well.
> So far I am fairly happy with the result. Source code
is at
> https://svn.wamber.net/projects/wamber/browse
r/wamber-website/trunk
> and the "live" view is at: http://www.wamber.net/  
If there is enough
> interest, I can cut an official "release"
and may be able to add some
> additional features that people may have a particular
desire to see (I
> figured trackbacks would be a cool feature to add, but
then got
> discouraged when I saw that the feature had been widely
abused by
> spammers).
>
> Likewise, I needed a photo gallery app, so last night I
started
> porting the stockphoto application
> (http://www.carcosa.net/jason/software/django/stockphoto/
) to
> post-MagicRemoval. So far, I think I've gotten the
model updated. I
> still need to work on the views and templates. My fork
of stockphoto
> 0.1 is at:
> https://svn.wamber.net/projects/wamber/browse
r/stockphoto/branches/ 
> v0.1-post-MR
> I hope to have the port done in the next few days
(I'll post about it
> here when I've finished).
>
> Hope this helps
>
>   -- William
>
> P.S. If you replace the 'project/wamber/browser' in
the URLs listed
> above with 'svn', you have the svn repository from
which the code can
> be directly subversioned off... e.g.
> svn co https://svn.wamber.net/svn/stockphoto/branches/v0.1-p
ost-MR
>
>
>
> Giovanni Giorgi wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>  I am planning to build a small personal web site.
>> I have used Plone CMS (Zope powered) but it is very
slow and requires
>> a lot of memory.
>> There is some django application for building small
blogs or wiki?
>> I will eventually plan to do something like that if
missed ;)
>>
>> --
>> Software Architect
>> http://daitangio.homeip.n
et
>> http://www.objectsroot.com

>
>
> >


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This list rocks!

Thank you all for providing your code for us to take a look
at. I've
finally gotten Django working on my Powerbook and CentOS box
and am in
the process of writing a portfolio/blog app to get more
acquainted
with how the framework works. Being able to see how others
approach
things is a *huge* help... especially when I am trying to
understand
how everything interacts with eachother within the    
framework.

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