On Mar 22, 2005, at 2:04 PM, Winston Wolff wrote:
> I want to put up the CheetahKit that I use on subversion. I don't
> want to put it in the Webware folder though. Since people use Cheetah
> two ways, as a servlet and as a template used by a servlet, putting
> CheetahKit in at the root level implies to new users that one way is
> "normal".
>
> Shall I put it at the root, same level as ZPTKit, LoginKit, etc? I
> feel like the root is getting a little cluttered and we should put
> this stuff in a sub volder. What about an Extras or Examples folder
> that all this stuff should go to. Probably not WSGIKit since that is
> a separate significant project. Thus I'm thinking:
> svn://webwareforpython.org/
> Webware/
> WebKit/
> MiddleKit/
> ...
> WSGIKit/
> ...
> Examples/
> Component/
> LoginKit/
> ZPTKit/
> CheetahKit/
It doesn't bother me particularly that there's multiple packages at the
root. If people think it's a real problem, not just a perceived
inelegance, then sure, this would be fine. Though of course with a
different name than "Examples". But I don't see any real problems at
this point -- browsing around the repository from the root isn't
something I expect new users to do.
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