Remotes - the new, exciting alternative to Externals.

[Charles Hartman]

I for one would _love_ to be able to write externals for Rev in  
Python (especially Python 2.4), a language I know reasonably well and  
like very, very much.

Charles Hartman

On Jul 9, 2005, at 6:51 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:

> Glen Bojsza wrote:
>
>
>> This is what I think would make a great Rev Scripting Conference  
>> series.
>>
>>
>>
> I can't see it fitting in the Scripting Conference series. AFAIK,  
> that's supposed to cover "introductory" material (though I've  
> learnt a lot by reviewing and/or attending the conferences, so  
> introductory doesn't mean basic).
>
> And I just can't see "remotes" as an introductory topic. Also, I  
> can't see it as being interesting to a very large number of people  
> (maybe to a fair number of the tinkerers who are active on this  
> list - but I think that's a biased sample). The conference schedule  
> already runs into November - and I can think of quite a few more  
> topics that ought to be added before RR should allow a minority  
> topic like this into the conf schedule.
>
> But I can see it might be a good topic to prepare more material  
> about, and then schedule some time to have a pre-arranged "chat"  
> session about it. So if Bjornke doesn't mind us hi-jacking a time  
> slot on his chat server, we could just pick an evening (or other  
> time) and all get on the chat session to talk about it.
>
>
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Charles Hartman
Professor of English, Poet in Residence
Connecticut College
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