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Ah sorry to ask that question, since I recently purchased a license for vB so that's why I was asking. I'll keep that in mind for my future experiences.
 
Guess this means I'll have to finish uploading and retouching the old analyses before then!
 
your question was a-ok Winter, dont worry about it. its questions like this:

ZinkOxide said:
So after vbulletin the site will change to a different license, or are you making your own forum code, or what?
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after I said that I'm not taking questions, and after I said in the first post "our own system"

i'm just going to start infracting for stupid shit questions
 
i am pretty excited for this update chaos

not so excited that i pee my pants though thats for sure

update: still dry
 
chaos said:
This is why I don't want to answer questions, nobody has any common sense. Yes Biolizard, I'm going to make probably 20,000 people or so resign up in '08. Yep, that's the plan, I really think things through. No more stupid questions, people.
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First off, hurray!! Can't believe it's almost finished after almost four months of development. To everyone who helped out to make this possible, I just want you to know that your efforts are appreciated and not in vain.

Second, technically, resign means to give up or quit. Your still saying that we do have to make new profiles, sarcastically of course. Your overall message is the same, that is no we won't have to sign up again and that it was a stupid question. Just thought I should point it out, as what you were really trying to say is "Yes Biolizard, I"m going to make probably 20,000 people or so sign up again in '08." Unless of course you meant to say it that way, in which case I feel really shitty.
 
Which Python framework are you using (Django, perchance)?

I've started writing larger applications in Python/Django and Ruby/Rails. I feel spoiled, especially when I have to go back to PHP and do things the "old-fashioned" way.

Although I've given some thought to a MVC framework in PHP (CakePHP and Symfony come to mind) but I still prefer the magic that is Ruby and the elegance than is Python.
 
Just a quick post to say thanks for all the hard work that has been put into getting the site back on it's feet. I'm sure it's gonna be great. :D
 
Awesome work chaos. I didn't see the old smogon.com, which is a pity but I guess it is ok because the new Smogon will be so much better.
 
resign
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*re-sign, re sign, you know what i meant

NickPresta said:
Which Python framework are you using (Django, perchance)?

I've started writing larger applications in Python/Django and Ruby/Rails. I feel spoiled, especially when I have to go back to PHP and do things the "old-fashioned" way.

Although I've given some thought to a MVC framework in PHP (CakePHP and Symfony come to mind) but I still prefer the magic that is Ruby and the elegance than is Python.
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while Misty's comment is half on, colubrid really isn't a framework. To give you a real answer, Smogon is too complex of a site for any standard framework in existence for Python so I wrote some glue for colubrid/SQLAlchemy/Mako to make it work in the way I wanted. In the case of SQLAlchemy, I ended up adding features to it because it wasn't quite all there.

I did check out django though, and the ORM is sort of paltry... I don't really like ORMs in general but that one was really kind of bad :(
 
so will you be using a shirtless picture of me on the front page to draw in female players y / n

oh shit is this a stupid question :doom:
 
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*re-sign, re sign, you know what i meant



while Misty's comment is half on, colubrid really isn't a framework. To give you a real answer, Smogon is too complex of a site for any standard framework in existence for Python so I wrote some glue for colubrid/SQLAlchemy/Mako to make it work in the way I wanted. In the case of SQLAlchemy, I ended up adding features to it because it wasn't quite all there.

I did check out django though, and the ORM is sort of paltry... I don't really like ORMs in general but that one was really kind of bad :(
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That is definitely one complaint many seem to share about Django - it's ORM.

I checked out Colubrid some more and it really does look neat. I could see myself using it for smaller projects that just need quick "glue" to work the way I want.
 
NickPresta said:
That is definitely one complaint many seem to share about Django - it's ORM.

I checked out Colubrid some more and it really does look neat. I could see myself using it for smaller projects that just need quick "glue" to work the way I want.
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I dunno why you'd use Colubrid for small projects though, it's more work setting up colubrid and stuff to work with it than to use a full stack framework. I would only recommend using Colubrid on projects that have specialized needs...

edit: but yeah it's pretty neat if you don't want all the other junk. The error handler is absolutely amazing; if you get a traceback during testing then you can execute python code directly from the browser to see exactly what was going on during the error etc
 
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