[Twisted-web] MochiKit, Nevow

Jp Calderone exarkun at divmod.com
Tue Aug 30 12:38:54 MDT 2005


On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 11:34:32 +0200, Thomas HERVE <therve at free.fr> wrote:
>I didn't see anyone talking about MochiKit here, but as it's someone of Twisted
>community I think it's not unknown among developpers.
>
>MochiKit (http://mochikit.com/) is a Javascript framework started by Bob
>Ippolito, which brings great functionnalities on client side. Especially it
>defines Deffered what I would love use with LivePage, as I find this very
>consistent with server part. There are also Iter and DOM (stan in Javascript).
>I began to make some mods en nevow_glue.js for using MochiKit, and it removes
>all the ugly parts (XMLHttpRequest, events, DOM creation). I think having a
>Mochi-ized nevow_glue would be great, even if keeping the standard one is
>necessary for users (MochiKit could be a strong requirement for an
>application).
>
>I wanted to make all the changes, but as the LivePage API seems to change in
>nevow 0.5, I'll wait a bit. Some comes my second topic : when can we hope
>having a nevow release ?
>I'm not telling "hey, please hurry up guys", but more "is there any todo list,
>critical bugs and/or tests needs where I could have a look and maybe help for
>the release ?". Also, is the svn-trunk version stable enough (for LivePage ?)
>that we could use it ?
>

I've started implementing a version of server.handle() which returns a Deferred that fires with the return value of the handle_ method on the server.  I'll be working on this in /branches/exarkun/callLater/, for anyone who is interested in following development, contributing patches, or making suggestions.

There's no code checked in at the moment, but since there seems to be interest I'll commit what I have so far later tonight.

Regarding the second topic, I'd really like to see a Nevow release too :)  I don't think there's anything critical blocking a 0.5 release right now aside from hopes that 0.5 would include a particular set of feature enhancements that aren't all complete yet.  I don't see any point delaying a release to wait for these: someday they'll be ready, and if Nevow releases are done regularly, then someday shortly afterwards, they'll be available in a release :)

Jp


>Regards,
>
>--
>Thomas
>
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