Re: [PyPerSyst-Devel] Naked Python?

[Matthew R. S. <gld...@us...>]

On Sun 2003-09-21 11:03, Patrick K. O'Brien wrote:
> I came across an interesting book/website/framework:
>
> http://www.nakedobjects.org/
>
> The basic idea is that your model classes (which I've been calling
> Entity classes) become the focal point of your development, with 100%
> of the user interface automatically created on-the-fly.  So instead of
> having entities that capture data, but have little in the way of
> behavior, you have entities that are "behaviorally complete,"
> including the ability to display themselves in multiple ways (in a
> list, in detail, as an icon, embedded in another entity, etc.) on
> multiple UI platforms (web, gui, console, etc.).
>
> [ ... ]
>
> Any thoughts?


Great find, Patrick!

I've read the first several sections of the book and this looks like a 
compelling way to develop many types of applications.

With the way that PyPerSyst has been developed thus far, it looks like it is 
modular enough to be both the generic persistence mechanism that it started 
as, while also providing a good foundation for developing it into a platform 
suitable for developing "naked" applications.

Do you have a rough roadmap of how you might want to go about "nakedizing" the 
University sample and giving it a Twisted Woven interface?

/me is very interested...   :-)


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