Zope News for November 16 - 30, 2006

‘Are We There Yet?’ - Anonymous

Two rather silent weeks - help collecting (instructions) news.

Releases

Useful Links

  • z3/jsonserver
  • Using JSON with Google Data APIs - Blogger, Calendar, and Google Base can provide feed data in JSON format as well as in Atom and RSS formats.
  • PyCon: Keynote Speakers for PyCon 2007
  • ASPN : Python Cookbook : Raymond Hettinger: ElementTree Text Helper - Solves the “tail-problem” for prose-oriented XML. Recursively pulls text out of elements and their sub-elements. Extracts text from DocBook, XMHTL, and other nested XML markup
  • Python Cheese Shop : wsgiakismet 0.1 - Akismet SPAM blocking WSGI middleware.
  • Python Cheese Shop : Nathan R. Yergler: rdfadict 0.2 - Simple RDFa parser and dictionary-like interface. — looks pretty much like good fun, sadly needs lxml
  • XProc: An XML Pipeline Language - An XML Pipeline specifies a sequence of operations to be performed on one or more XML documents, producing one or more XML documents as output. Steps in the pipeline may read or write non-XML resources as well

All Bookmarks

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3 Comments

  1. Martijn Faassen said,

    December 5, 2006 @ 9:00 pm

    “sadly it requires lxml”: Excuse me, did I and others write this extremely powerful and featureful Python XML library for people now to be *sad* when an application requires it?

  2. blog said,

    December 5, 2006 @ 9:59 pm

    Hey Martijn, I am sure lxml is a great tool; I did not need it so far, that is i simply didn’t make it through the source installation procedure (http://codespeak.net/lxml/installation.html) until now. So this is just my opinion, really shouldn’t have been included with the link.

  3. Martijn Faassen said,

    December 6, 2006 @ 11:08 am

    We’ve been trying to make the lxml installation procedure as easy as possible, but given a dependency on a C library it’s always going to be harder than pure Python. There’s always room for improvement, too.

    What platform are you on? easy_install lxml should download and install it from sources automatically if you’re on a Linux machine, if you have non-ancient libxml2 and libxslt libraries + development headers.

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