Reporting bugs
You should report bugs
with
the SourceForge form (or browse
current bugs).
In your report, please include the type and version, as appropriate, for:
- Operating system
- Python
- Webware
- Web server
- Database server
- Other Python modules
If the bug is related to WebKit, please specify what type of app server you are running (Async, Threaded, OneShot, etc.) and adapter (OneShot, WebKit.cgi, mod_webkit, etc.).
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Announcements and Discussion
You can sign-up for the webware-announce mailing list (very low traffic) so that you'll know when new versions are released.
You can also sign-up for the webware-discuss mailing list (moderate traffic) to be in on the discussions concerning Webware's direction, design, development, etc. (You don't have to subscribe to this list to send a message to it. See Feedback down below.)
Feedback
Send feedback, inquiries, etc. to:
webware-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
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"First of all thanks to all who helped develop WebKit
for their time and effort. I have been developing web
based applications for quite few years, mostly under
NT4/IIS/ASP/VB environment. I wasn't very happy with
the flaws in ASP/VB and started looking for Java.
Java wasn't cutting it because it's such a memory hog
and runs VERY slow. Then I discovered WebKit and
Python! I only have a few days learning Python and
WebKit and I'm quite impressed of the progress I've
been able to make so far! Still have a lot to learn
in the Linux/Python/WebKit environment, but I'm
getting there. Of course having complete source code
helps a lot, I have learned quite a bit from it.
Python/WebKit is much better tool than ASP/VB is!"
-Weiss Blitz
8/19/2000
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"By the way, I should tell you that working with WebKit over the last
couple of days has been a lot of fun. I'm doing stuff that would have
been quite cumbersome to do using ASP, but Python's object orientation
makes it quite easy. I can factor out common functionality on my web
pages into mixin classes. It's really clean and elegant, and it really
minimizes the amount of cut-and-paste that is needed to write new pages.
And the best part is, I think I'm doing a good job of convincing my
coworkers that this is good stuff, so there's a good chance we'll go
ahead and build our web project using WebKit. Which makes me very
happy, because I can program in powerful object-oriented Python instead
of crummy VBScript."
-GAT
8/2/2000
using Webware 0.4 prerelease
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