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'''What:'''  MoinMoin Wiki (Python)<br>
'''When:'''  Wednesday, 24-October, 6:45pm to 9:45pm<br>
'''Where''':  Noisebridge, 2169 Mission St., San Francisco, 94114 (at 18th St., near 16th St. BART station).<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Map: [[Getting_Here]]<br>
'''Who''':  Anyone with interest in MoinMoin, Python Web Development or some libraries we use.<br>
'''Cost''':  free!<br>
'''Instructor''':  Thomas Waldmann and Bastian Blank from MoinMoin Wiki development
= MoinMoin Wiki =
= MoinMoin Wiki =
MoinMoin is a wiki written in Python. The current stable release 1.9.x is used at many community sites, in intranets and on local desktop installations.
MoinMoin is a wiki written in Python. The current stable release 1.9.x is used at many community sites, in intranets and on local desktop installations.
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Bastian Blank and Thomas Waldmann will be in California between Oct, 12 2012 and Oct, 26 2012.
Bastian Blank and Thomas Waldmann will be in California between Oct, 12 2012 and Oct, 26 2012.


We'll likely visit Noisebridge between the 22nd and 24th Oct (and we'll be at Baypiggies meeting on the 25th in case we won't meet at Noisebridge).
We'll visit Noisebridge Wed 2012-10-24 late afternoon / evening (and we'll be at Baypiggies meeting on the 25th in case we won't meet at Noisebridge).
 
To find the best date / time, please enter your name and availability there:
 
http://www.doodle.com/7v7dnqngh9v7bcf4


== Topics ==
== Topics ==
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* what is it?
* what is it?
* what's new? (in general and also recent news from GSOC 2012)
* what's new? (in general and also recent news from GSOC 2012)
* what needs to be done to release it, how you can help
* Q&A
* Q&A


We could also do some moin hacking, if there is interest.
We could also do some moin hacking, if there is interest.


== Participants ==
In moin2, we use quite some 3rd party python stuff, like:
* Thomas Waldmann (moin core developer and maintainer)
* whoosh - indexed search library
* Bastian Blank (moin core developer)
* Flask + misc. extensions - micro framework
* ...
* Jinja2 - templating
* (please add your name above, maybe add your moin/wiki/python related interests and/or skills, so we can address them)
* Werkzeug - http stuff
* flatland - forms and validation
* pygments - highlighting source/texts
* pytest - testing framework
* sphinx - documentation generation
* XStatic - include static files the python way
 
So, if you're interested in any of them, we can talk about some of them also.
 
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Latest revision as of 22:32, 23 October 2012

What: MoinMoin Wiki (Python)
When: Wednesday, 24-October, 6:45pm to 9:45pm
Where: Noisebridge, 2169 Mission St., San Francisco, 94114 (at 18th St., near 16th St. BART station).
     Map: Getting_Here
Who: Anyone with interest in MoinMoin, Python Web Development or some libraries we use.
Cost: free!
Instructor: Thomas Waldmann and Bastian Blank from MoinMoin Wiki development

MoinMoin Wiki[edit]

MoinMoin is a wiki written in Python. The current stable release 1.9.x is used at many community sites, in intranets and on local desktop installations.

We are currently mostly working on MoinMoin 2.0 (short: moin2), which is a rewrite of the codebase, quite different internally, much more powerful and easier to hack than 1.x was.

moin developers visiting Noisebridge[edit]

Bastian Blank and Thomas Waldmann will be in California between Oct, 12 2012 and Oct, 26 2012.

We'll visit Noisebridge Wed 2012-10-24 late afternoon / evening (and we'll be at Baypiggies meeting on the 25th in case we won't meet at Noisebridge).

Topics[edit]

We could do a small presentation about moin2:

  • what is it?
  • what's new? (in general and also recent news from GSOC 2012)
  • what needs to be done to release it, how you can help
  • Q&A

We could also do some moin hacking, if there is interest.

In moin2, we use quite some 3rd party python stuff, like:

  • whoosh - indexed search library
  • Flask + misc. extensions - micro framework
  • Jinja2 - templating
  • Werkzeug - http stuff
  • flatland - forms and validation
  • pygments - highlighting source/texts
  • pytest - testing framework
  • sphinx - documentation generation
  • XStatic - include static files the python way

So, if you're interested in any of them, we can talk about some of them also.