Kudos to Bodo
Bodo Nauman (http://www.naumann.cc/) got Turbinado to build with GHC 6.10 (after forcing me to fix a bunch of recently added bugs…). Details are here. There’s currently an issue with the crypto Hackage package which doesn’t build with GHC 6.10**. Fortunately, the darcs version of crypto builds fine.
Bodo beat me by a couple of days to an updated “How to install Turbinado” post. Since v0.5 is freshly minted (ahem… and debugged) (and includes cookies, cookie sessions (lifted from Michael Snoyman’s hweb), a Rails-like respondTo function, …), I’ll post an update in a day or two.
Adolfo Builes also has started to replicate a Rails tutorial in Turbinado, so I hope I can point you to his results soon.
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** The crypto build fails when building some test applications. What’s weird is that “cabal install” installs the *test* applications into the bin directory. Why would I want test applications in /usr/local/bin? I don’t see a Cabal flag for “just build the libraries”…
Hi!
Any attempt to do Django-tutorial in Turbinado?
Django has, similar to Rails, lof of docs and having sucgh tutorial would speed up newbies (like myself) 😀
Sincerely,
Gour
Gour
12 Feb 09 at 1:37 pm
Gour,
Excellent idea. Do you have tutorial that you’d like to see replicated? As long as it’s reasonably simple (build a blog or something), I’d be happy to replicate it.
alson
15 Feb 09 at 3:06 pm
HiAlson,
atm I’m reading PythoPython Web Development with Django book and there is nice blog tutorial available at http://withdjango.com/readers/source/ or http://staticfling.net/withdjango.com/static/code/blog.zip as direct link.
Otherwise, maybe official Django-tutorial is also a nice one – I never went through it so cannot say the details.
Sincerely,
Gour
Gour
16 Feb 09 at 3:18 am