the maker - Content Management System Files

	This is the 1.0 release of "the maker". The maker is a Content Management System 
	(CMS) for websites. The Maker is running on your local computer and after you 
	made your changes you are publishing via FTP. 

	All that is required is some webspace with FTP access.

	Summary for 1.0
    
	This is a feature complete and stable release. Since 0.9 we have rewritten 
    about 80 percent of the code base and have put a lot of effort into making
    this application more user friendly.
    However, this is not just an improved version, it also has many new features.
    
    Here are just a few:
   		- editing of multiple files across projects with tabs 
   		- improved tree view for files
   		- simplified and intuitive interface
   		- much faster
   		- delete folders and files from the FTP browser
   		
   	We hope you have a pleasant experience using the maker. If you have any feedback
   	you are welcome to contact us at [info at makercms dot org] .
   
   
	You will find a tutorial and videos at: http://www.makercms.org/tutorial


To run:

On Windows run maker.exe to start...
On the Mac run maker.app to start...

On Linux you have to run from source. 

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Source is available at http://www.makercms.org

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To run the maker from source using Python you need:

Python 2.4 or 2.5
wxPython 2.8.6.1 is strongly recommended.  
wxPython 2.8.4.0 has been proven to work also.

Older versions of wxPython might work to some degree.
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wxPython 2.8.6.0 does not work neither does 2.8.10.0!
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check http://www.makercms.org#requirements

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To run from source:
./maker.py

or
python ./maker.py

In some cases you might want to try:
pythonw maker.py

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To create stand alone executables using the compile scripts you will need
py2exe on Windows and py2app on the Mac. 

To compile on Windows run: compile_win.py
To compile on OS X run compile_mac.sh

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See license.txt for license information.