IRC

[Lex Berezhny]

I forgot to mention this about the new IRC channel:

Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #pyjs

What's cool is that commits to 'pyjs' and 'pyjs.org' repo are now
being announced on the IRC channel!

So, come join us on IRC and keep up-to-date on latest happenings!

- lex

[Peter Bittner]

Hi Lex,

I've added those infos to the current website. As soon as I can push
to pyjs.github.com the changes will be online.

We should push the commit log to http.//twitter.com/pyjsorg the same
way. Can you help with that?

Peter

2012/5/4 Lex Berezhny

[C Anthony Risinger]

On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 5:59 PM, Peter Bittner <peter....@gmx.net> wrote:
> Hi Lex,
>
> I've added those infos to the current website. As soon as I can push
> to pyjs.github.com the changes will be online.
>
> We should push the commit log to http.//twitter.com/pyjsorg the same
> way. Can you help with that?

i'm less inclined to push the commit log to twitter feed ... i feel
like that would probably be noise to most people using the service.
IMO, better would be tags only, ie. releases, but i don't know if
Github can do that natively.

ultimately, i've never used twitter (my only twit, er. tweet, is "you
haven't tweeted yet" just so it would STFU as stop telling me the
obvious) so i have no idea really. is there a precedent here? what
do other projects do? uWSGI posts interesting news/developments, and
some user interaction/help/exposure.

--

C Anthony

[Peter Bittner]

2012/5/5 C Anthony Risinger <ant...@xtfx.me>:

Personally, I would prefer commit tweets to commit messages coming in
by e-mail (which is my "use case" for this service offering of pyjs,
if you want so). If the audience is the developers, maybe other
fellows feel alike. If the pyjs-tweet target audience is the users I
agree that few but relevant infos (releases, major website updates,
showcase projects, etc.) is better suited. Note that in the latter
case someone would have to actively take care about information flow
though. I just fear that would mean we'll have about 3 tweets a
year... :-) With commits we'd probably have a few tweets a week;
counts for me as a demonstration that the project is alive.

I see Twitter just as an alternative channel for sucking up
information. Some prefer IRC, some the mailing list, some Twitter. We
could start with tweeting commits now (I think information about all
activity now after "the change" is crucial anyway), and reduce the
noise later if we feel it's too much. BTW, we need the logo on there
and some graphcial designer's love. Any volunteers? Account details?

Just my two cents, my opinion of course.
Peter

[Anthon van der Neut]

Dear Anthony,

pypi
----

I read through your rando/unordered items list and came across fix
distribution. I have had some troubles helping uWSGI to get their pypi
pages corrected and transferred, someone else registered and old version
and did not maintain or respond to queries.
I logged a 0.8.1-dev version for pyjs, thereby claiming the package name
pyjs, so nobody else can hijack it.

pip install pyjs does not work yet because I took the git download as a
url, I am not sure if we have to have a tarball distribution for htat to
work or not. I will try to figure that out ASAP, but I thought claiming
the name for the pyjs.org group was most important.

Let me knowi if you or others want to have access, I would need to know
their pypi account names.

BTW I appreciate your work in revitalising pyjs. I am not sure if I
would have done it the same way, but given the opportunity I fully
understand the path you took. For me it is an additional reason to have
a second look at using pyjs for my project.

commiting github
----------------------

I used to have commit access to pyjamas and would not mind having that
again. I did propose to use gitflow on the mailing list (which you might
have read). I will extend that proposal in two directions shortly: one
with mulitiple committers on pyjs directoy, but with some review rules
and no-pushing-your-own-changes-to-the master and the other with
'integrators' always taking changes from other github accounts forks of
pyjs. The second option requires a dedicated group of integrators. A
hybrid solution is possible where frequent contributors get their access
rights to pyjs on github added.

Regards
Anthon

[C Anthony Risinger]

that all sounds fine to me Peter; we can test the waters and see what
kind of audience we even have. Feel free to wire it up (i feel like i
sent you the account details, lmk if not)

> I see Twitter just as an alternative channel for sucking up
> information. Some prefer IRC, some the mailing list, some Twitter. We
> could start with tweeting commits now (I think information about all
> activity now after "the change" is crucial anyway), and reduce the
> noise later if we feel it's too much. BTW, we need the logo on there
> and some graphcial designer's love. Any volunteers? Account details?

ah yes, i meant to bring this up as well ... new/fresh/simple/clean
ideas for a rebranding are very much welcomed ...

plus, GIMP 2.8 is out! hooray for single-window mode! i'll get to this
in the coming months if ideas/artists are lacking (i'm not a pro, but
i'm pretty decent ... definitely sleeker than semi-circles and
eye-bleeding "colors")

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C Anthony

[C Anthony Risinger]

Hi Anthony,

Could I please get the creds for this (pyjs pypi) xfered to me? Would like to setup since recent work was focused here.

Thanks!

[Sarvi Shanmugham]

On Monday, May 7, 2012 12:09:35 AM UTC-7, Anthon van der Neut wrote:

Dear Anthony,

pypi
----

I read through your rando/unordered items list and came across fix
distribution. I have had some troubles helping uWSGI to get their pypi
pages corrected and transferred, someone else registered and old version
and did not maintain or respond to queries.
I logged a 0.8.1-dev version for pyjs, thereby claiming the package name
pyjs, so nobody else can hijack it.

pip install pyjs does not work yet because I took the git download as a
url, I am not sure if we have to have a tarball distribution for htat to

It seemed to work for me. 

For direct pip to git access you need to prepend a git+ to the http URL

lpython/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/sarvi/pyjs.git

[C Anthony Risinger]

On Nov 14, 2013 10:23 AM, "Sarvi Shanmugham" <sarv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Monday, May 7, 2012 12:09:35 AM UTC-7, Anthon van der Neut wrote:
>>
>> pip install pyjs does not work yet because I took the git download as a
>> url, I am not sure if we have to have a tarball distribution for htat to
>
> It seemed to work for me. 
> For direct pip to git access you need to prepend a git+ to the http URL
>
> lpython/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/sarvi/pyjs.git

Sorry Sarvi if this mail was confusing -- it doesn't hurt, but I meant to send this to Anthon directly :-)

This message predates your pypi work.

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C Anthony