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A devcast is an unrehearsed, unwritten introduction to some change to TurboGears. The purpose of a devcast is to make up for the physical distance between developers by providing an audio/visual look at the code. Devcasts are very rough and focused. Because they cover things that are in development, they are also very likely to become out of date quickly.
Devcasts are not to be taken as a replacement for real docs. Think of them as placeholders.
In the first devcast, I talk a bit about widgets and what makes up a widget.
Kevin
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Kevin Dangoor <dang...@gmail.com> writes: > Devcasts are not to be taken as a replacement for real docs. Think of > them as placeholders.
> In the first devcast, I talk a bit about widgets and what makes up a widget.
Not about the devcast itself, but how does one use the CalendarDatePicker with a date format other than en? ;-) It would be very interesting if those locale dependant parts were overridable.
> Ahh, what's with python developers and H.264 QuickTime... > Can't you use some more standard format ... that works on Linux for > example.
H.264 is an excellent codec for encoding this kind of material, and it's an open standard. It's also very easy to encode from Mac OS X, because QuickTime has support for it.
It works fine if you play it with a recent version of VLC. You can probably also use MPlayer. The key is just to use something new enough.
>>Devcasts are not to be taken as a replacement for real docs. Think of >>them as placeholders.
>>In the first devcast, I talk a bit about widgets and what makes up a widget.
> Not about the devcast itself, but how does one use the CalendarDatePicker with > a date format other than en? ;-) It would be very interesting if those locale > dependant parts were overridable.
> > Devcasts are not to be taken as a replacement for real docs. Think of > > them as placeholders.
> > In the first devcast, I talk a bit about widgets and what makes up a widget.
> Not about the devcast itself, but how does one use the CalendarDatePicker with > a date format other than en? ;-) It would be very interesting if those locale > dependant parts were overridable.
I should've mentioned that not only are their too few widgets, but the ones we have aren't good enough yet. I've been concentrating on getting a foundation that does the job.
Has anyone been successful in playing this devcast on Windows?
For me, VLC plays the TurboTunes H.264 cast without issue, but not this one. (For this one, VLC plays the audio but not the video beyond an initial fixed frame.)
Any other options for Windows-based H.264 players??
Kevin Dangoor <dang...@gmail.com> writes: > I should've mentioned that not only are their too few widgets, but the > ones we have aren't good enough yet. I've been concentrating on > getting a foundation that does the job.
Keep on doing that ;-) We can always send you patches later. I'll see if I can come up with something for it once I take a look at how I18N work with TG. ;-)
> Has anyone been successful in playing this devcast on Windows?
> For me, VLC plays the TurboTunes H.264 cast without issue, but not this > one. (For this one, VLC plays the audio but not the video beyond an > initial fixed frame.)
> Any other options for Windows-based H.264 players??
sbain wrote: > Has anyone been successful in playing this devcast on Windows?
> For me, VLC plays the TurboTunes H.264 cast without issue, but not this > one. (For this one, VLC plays the audio but not the video beyond an > initial fixed frame.)
> Any other options for Windows-based H.264 players??
> Apparently there is no H.264 support from QuickTime on Windows since > Apple hasn't yet released a QuickTime Version 7 for Windows.
I'm running QuickTime 7 on Windows and was able to see the devcast, no problem. I believe that you have to get the player with iTunes support, but you don't have to be an iTunes subscriber.
Back to the devcast, though. Kevin, I found it very informative. I had seen some discussion around widgets, but had no real idea how they worked or how to use them. This gave me a much better understanding.
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