I’ve been requested to make binary packages of the applications for people who haven’t been following along at home. The first application I’ve made available is the GMarkup Browser, so you’ll need some GMarkup files to browse with it, either from the example here, the Renaissance site (the source package has lots of examples in the Examples folder) or by writing your own (the whole point is that that it isn’t hard to do). It’s available from the Living Code project on SourceForge.  Read →

Packaging Renaissance applications (or any other frameworks) takes a bit more care than just wrapping your Python scripts. Today’s exercise helps us get our apps out into the world.  Read →

Various small improvements. Switched the template so code doesn’t run off the edge so easily. Fixed whitespace, which I forgot to do after switching the template (thanks, Xavier, for pointing that out!). All the code for the renaissance examples is available via cvs from the SourceForge Living Code project, in the somewhat predictable cvs module, renaissance_examples. As some of the examples grow, I may only publish the highlights in the blog, and put the remainder in CVS. We’ll se how it goes.  Read →