A Python module designed to facilitate rapid application development, primarily of application interfaces, without the loss of underlying toolkit/language functionality.
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Although the PyRad project is not currently looking for additional developers, anyone who expresses a sufficient drive to follow the basic project guidelines is will be considered. A full document detailing basic PyRad guidelines will be released at a later date but for now are summarized below: 1) Known bugs in an application release are unnaceptable. 2) Code which has been released without complete testing is unacceptable. 3) Given a properly designed toolkit, an application interface can be written faster and easier using code than by using a WYSIWYG editor. 4) A library designed for the rapid development of applications must always provide access to the full power of any lower-level layers.
The PyRad project will remain labeled as beta code until all conditions listed below have been met. (1) Installer application has been created (2) Complete documentation has been created (3) No major changes to the interfaces are planned (4) No known bugs exist in the code (5) A unit-test framework has been implemented (6) A unit-test has been written for all pieces of code (7) All pieces of code pass their unit test Note that until the above conditions have been met the interface specification for the pyrad modules are likely to change with each major beta release, but not with minor beta releases except to fix bugs (e.g. they would change from 0.1 to 0.2 but not 0.2 to 0.2.1). If a portion of the pyrad project is completed before another that portion will be released as a production release (e.g. 1.0) while the rest remains beta.
The first two releases of the PyRad project have finally been licensed under the BSD license and released! Note that Beta 0.1 was released for the sake of completeness. Beta 0.2 replaced the rad.web module which creates XHTML/CSS compliant code.
- Complete revamp of the rad.web module for a new architecture and XHTML compliance.
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