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Transifex using SQLAlchemy, Genshi and ToscaWidgets is ready

Jun 30th, 2008 by diegobz

Thanks to some people that have been commenting here at my blog and some other people that I’ve talked on IRC, now we have a quite stable version of Transifex using:

  • SQLAlchemy 0.4.6
  • Genshi 0.5
  • ToscaWidgets 0.9.2
  • TurboGears 1.0.4.4

I have been working on the job made by my GSoC mentor Asgeir. He has migrated Transifex from SQLObject to SQLAlchemy, and really that was a great job!

My part of job was to migrate our template from kid to Genshi and consequently to use ToscaWidgets instead the own Widgets of TG 1.0. That really was a hard work, since that I’m still learning about python and TG, and to many things are changing on the TG and ToscaWidgets world right now. It was a problem, specially talking about documentation to use Genshi and ToscaWidgets on *TG 1.0*. Well, maybe I could contribute with my experience about this directly on those projects after the GSoC. :)

After that I could figure out how to do the ToscaWigets (form and validation) works properly, I’ve written some code to make the repositories editable, so now it can disables, enables and/or changes any repo information using the administration form.

And finally, I would like to tell you that this version of Transifex has a full support for i18n and I would encourage translators to start to translate it for their local language, even that we could add many other strings in a short time, because exciting new features have been being included in Transifex. ;)

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