Developing Gump (in Python)

["Adam R. B. Jack" <aj...@trysybase.com>]

As we get more folks tinkering with Gump Python code (and I love how
Stefan's first foray find standard Python things that I've missed) it is
time to mature the codebase [comments/structuring], and start some
development documentation.

I started to create a development tab for this topic in the site xdocs, but
I figured that might be a bit too formal & I wanted to convey as much
information as possible w/ the minimum of hassle. Also, we can all
contribute to the wiki & it get's updated more frequently.

    http://wiki.apache.org/gump/GumpDevelopment

Let me know what things you'd like to see in here, either by adding
questions/starting sections, or replying to this mail.

regards,

Adam
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Re: Developing Gump (in Python)

["Adam R. B. Jack" <aj...@trysybase.com>]

Thanks for the ideas Stefano, I'll do what I can to help build the wiki w/
answers.

>   - what do I need installed on the machine in order to run gump
>   - dummy step-by-step instructions on how to see a "gump hello world"

The rough initial stuff is here:

http://wiki.apache.org/gump/GumpPython

... but (as we've figured out) it doesn't cover windows (w/o MKS) too well.

>   - what's left to be done, what's in the queue, what'd be cool to have

Forrest likes to convert a status.xml into a todos page. I see no reason not
to keep this up to date, [although it is out of date], but we could add a
wiki page also.

http://gump.apache.org/todo.html

regards

Adam


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Re: Developing Gump (in Python)

[Stefano Mazzocchi <st...@apache.org>]

Adam R. B. Jack wrote:

> As we get more folks tinkering with Gump Python code (and I love how
> Stefan's first foray find standard Python things that I've missed) it is
> time to mature the codebase [comments/structuring], and start some
> development documentation.
> 
> I started to create a development tab for this topic in the site xdocs, but
> I figured that might be a bit too formal & I wanted to convey as much
> information as possible w/ the minimum of hassle. Also, we can all
> contribute to the wiki & it get's updated more frequently.
> 
>     http://wiki.apache.org/gump/GumpDevelopment
> 
> Let me know what things you'd like to see in here, either by adding
> questions/starting sections, or replying to this mail.

questions I don't know how to answer but I will need answered pretty soon:

  - what do I need installed on the machine in order to run gump
  - dummy step-by-step instructions on how to see a "gump hello world"
  - how to add stuff to my local gump installation step by step
  - how to fine tune it/configure it
  - what's left to be done, what's in the queue, what'd be cool to have

thanks

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Stefano.