Projects tagged ‘zope3’

This project has been moved to http://code.google.com/p/zope3demos/ Unfortunately, hyphens screw up imports, so I've had to move the project. Sorry for the inconvenience.

A tutorial for using SQL with Zope3 and a generator to generate basic content type.

Изначально здесь я размещал здесь код для личного сайта, который асполагаться будет по адресу arvid.dp.ua. Теперь ... [More] буду хранить весь свой открытый код. [Less]

Repository for Key Solutions open source releases.

Zope 3 DiplomacyPlanned Zope and Python adaptation of the Diplomacy Board Game. Inspired by and using some existing code from phpDiplomacy and Parlance. Please note: In planning stages, no code yet ... [More] to try. TechnicalBuilt using Python and Zope3 (Possibly Grok), with half an eye on future Repoze and Repoze.bfg developments Also planning to use HTML5 Canvas (for maps) and CouchDB (if possible). Both are being used as explorations of the respective technologies and may not be ideal, as such they should both degrade well. For example, Python Imaging Library (PIL) could be used for non HTML5 capable browsers and the site should work equally well with ZODB. Possible Improvements PlannedThe first goal is to get some form of working site, that can be built from scratch, after this point the following improvements could be considered: Ajax order drop down menus. Diplomacy messages should be copied to e-mail accounts. Better mobile phone version of site. SMS updates? Creator of game should have certain admin functions (Ability to kick players) End of turn reminders via e-mail/text. Although the missing of turns is half the fun, it's wouldn't happen in the board game. Banning of players should not cause a game to get stuck in a paused state. Alternative to phpDiplomacy score system could be explored. It works fairly well, but you can end up stuck in poor games unable to join new ones. (Much) better forum. Better site rules (phpDiplomacy ruls are ambiguous). For example, more detail on Convoys and the fact that they have to be 'dislodged' to cancel a move. See the rules collection BackgroundThe Board GameFrom Wikipedia: "Diplomacy is a strategic board game created by Allan B. Calhamer in 1954 and released commercially in 1959. Its main distinctions from most board wargames are its negotiation phases (players spend much of their time forming and betraying alliances with other players) and complete absence of luck." The Computer GamesFrom Wikipedia "Avalon Hill released a computer game version of Diplomacy in 1984-1985 for the IBM PC. Hasbro released a computer game version of Diplomacy in 1999. A major fault was that the computer AI was considered poor, one reviewer remarking "Gamers of any skill level will have no trouble whatsoever whaling on the computer at even the highest difficulty setting." Paradox Interactive released a new computer version in 2005, which was given negative reviews. None of the computer games supported voice chat, which limited the possibilities for complicated alliances, until voice chat was added to the Paradox game in a later patch." PHP DiplomacyFrom phpDiplomacy: "phpDiplomacy is an open source, multiplayer, web based implementation of the turn based strategy game Diplomacy by Avalon Hill, in which you have to try and conquer Europe. To win you have to be strategic and diplomatic, making deals and alliances with other players, and stabbing them in the back when it suits you best." ParlanceFrom pyPi "Parlance is a framework for playing the Diplomacy board game over a network, using the protocol and message syntax developed by the Diplomacy AI Development Environment (DAIDE) community" LicenseFrom Wikipedia: "Diplomacy has been published in the United States by Games Research, Avalon Hill, and Hasbro; the name is currently a registered trademark of Hasbro's Avalon Hill division" I haven't yet explored the restrictions of the trademark towards non-commercial, open source projects such as this, but I am assuming the large number of existing projects (such as phpDiplomacy) suggests that there are no current restrictions. If this is not the case, I am happy to stop the project immediately. [Less]

GrokPaste is a pastebin application written using Grok/Zope3 technologies. The purpose of GrokPaste is To have a Grok implementation of Pastebin Well documented source code to act as a tutorial Explore feaures of Grok and Zope3

bfg-pages is a simple CMS based repoze.bfg, io.formish and is intended to run on google app engine. bfg-pages presents content in a persistent folder hierarchy for content management. It includes ... [More] content types for a basic page, file, image, news item, a lightbox gallery of a picasaweb rss feed, and a stored query view object that allows the persistent definition of queries as a part of content authoring, and author able actions that can represent page tabs, menus or whatever else you would like. It uses zope.pagetemplate for templating with additions to suit app engine and allows the use of metal macros when template. You can see an example site running this code at http://repoze-bfg-gae.appspot.com/ I need to get a paster script working so people can set a site up out of the box. [Less]

Moving target is a web application that facilitates David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) workflow. It is developed in Zope 3 and aims to (1) provide a good GTD workflow tool over the web, (2) ... [More] provide access to the tools via AIM/SMS, and (3) extend the tools to groups is a reasonable way. To read more about the project's goals and milestones, see http://m.odul.us/moving-target [Less]

Making masterpages simple is hard work. Using macros is fairly complicated for designers to deal with. In fact they don't. Using z3c.viewtemplate with viewlets is fairly complicated for programmers to ... [More] deal with. In fact I don't. So this is another evolutionary step to allow designers and programmers to work together without necessarily knowing or even liking each other. This work relies heavily on the working code done by Jurgen for z3c.viewtemplate. [Less]

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