[11:14] jrwren: get into the #bookie channel, pushed a bookmarlet up. [11:14] still needs lot of work, login and go to your account page and a bookmarklet withthe right url is created for you [11:15] the new/edit ui needs some extra error checking/etc (if you've already bookmarked a url and such) [11:15] I'll try to hack on it some more tonight, but just got enough working before the boy got up, yay for early hacking [11:37] hah, except it doesn't work lol, awesome [12:04] there we go, that should work for now [14:13] Good morning, noble folk [14:16] I've got 67 spam comments on my website [14:16] since 8/15 [14:16] and two of them are pingbacks from some turntable spammers. [14:22] https://twitter.com/#!/hsivonen/statuses/107442931207634945 <- Going to explode. [14:39] OK, all better now [21:20] heh, sounds like my python3 non-framework is better than this book http://streamhacker.com/2011/08/27/python-3-web-development-review/ [23:06] brousch: Yeah, it's another case of Packt Publishing whipping out some books [23:10] snap-l: what do you think about a beginning Python web dev tutorial? sort of take the people just getting into python through being ready for a framework [23:11] virtualenv, git/mercurial, cherrypy app into template, then sqlite into sqlalchemy [23:11] deploy on mod_wsgi [23:13] basically the core of a web framework. explain how the pieces fit together and why [23:29] brousch: That would be pretty cool [23:32] hard part would be tuning it for 1 hour