I'm putting together a development site. The first step includes a
placeholder page that describes the tools that will be used and/or
available on the site. I plan to use Tortuga when available to allow
collaboration and (hopefully) internationalization of the site meta-
content. How I describe Tortuga in the placeholder page will probably
be carried forward to the production site. This is the Draft:
Tortuga is a content management system that uses many of the same
tools as TurboGears 2 to define its document structure, specifically
SQLAlchemy and Genshi. While Tortuga will be able to integrate well
with any web framework that supports WSGI, it is a natural choice in
CMS for TG2 developers because of the tool chain. Tortuga provides
I18n, workflow and a plug-in interface for developers to implement
additional document features of comparable scope.
This is the context:
http://www.kolonelpanic.org/
It's important to me to not only accurately describe the tools I plan
to use for the site and/or make available to the users, but to do so
in a way that is satisfying to those who are developing those tools.
Hopefully it will be good marketing for the components, something that
involves not only good opinions but an accurate description that is
consistent with the message that the developers will be promoting.
I'll be asking a similar question on the TurboGears forum for those
who wish to comment on that description.
Chris