[Grok-dev] Re: Pushing for 1.0
Tres Seaver
tseaver at palladion.com
Wed Dec 19 11:48:28 EST 2007
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Tim Terlegård wrote:
> On Dec 19, 2007, at 11:31 AM, Jan-Wijbrand Kolman wrote:
>> In other words, I think it would be very good to see if we can start
>> the new year with a 1.0 release of Grok!
>>
>> What kind of issues do you think we really should address before
>> going 1.0?
>
> What is 1.0 supposed to be, a stable release or something we want to
> brag to everyone about?
>
> In order to brag about this cool grok there are three things I miss:
> * viewlets
> * grokproject doing WSGI out of the box
> * a different security policy where I can put permissions on models
> instead of views. If I have 4 models and 100 views it may be better to
> protect the data by putting require on the models instead of the views.
> But maybe this already works?
If we're hoping to see wider Grok adoption, I think it needs to be
possible to 'easy_install grok' and get a working environment, without
requiring that non-Zope folks learn / use buildout (too much "koolaid"
for many).
That will require tightening up the dependency story further, and
ensuring that the release of a "stray" egg doesn't make grok uninstallable.
Tres.
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