I agree. Part of the reason Plone was really popular because it's so
easy to install, and behave like normal Windows software. This means
daemon-like software always present as Windows Service, and get
started/stopped via familiar interface. Django so far has not as easy as
it could be. Packaging all-in-one (Python + eveything needed) with
installation script + shortcuts on Start-Program with nice icons,
traybar monitor utility ala Apache, and .CHM document would be awesome.
Adrian Holovaty wrote:
On 12/19/05, David Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ian. Thanks for your reply. It does, however I was looking at this
from the perspective of running the small httpserver as its own service
when Django is installed on a Windows machine for development. Is there
any interest in this?
Hi David,
I don't use Windows myself, but I could definitely see some use in
this for our friends in the Windows world.
Adrian
