Posts Tagged ‘Open source’

Largest open-source Django project

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

Thierry Schellenbach from YouTellMe.nl recently wrote on his blog that their site is probably the largest Django project in terms of codebase. Since their project isn’t open-source, it’s hard to tell if that claim is true or not.

But it got me wondering. What is the largest open-source Django-based project around?

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First peach³ packaged release

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

Today we released the first “packaged” version of peach³, version 1.0-beta3.

The mercurial repository was already open for anyone interested in our project, but most people like a packaged version over a repository. Also installation documentation was lacking.

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Public repository

Monday, August 24th, 2009

The peach³ repository is now open for anyone interested in the project.

I still have to write installation documentation, but as it is a Django project, the installation instructions over at the djangoproject.com site also apply to peach³. Once the current version has been tested to be stable (by a couple of hundred first-year students ;-) ) a downloadable packaged version will be released.