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[Bertrand Rousseau <bertrand.rousseau@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Karlo,

I just tested your app, congrats for your work so far!

Just a small remark: I had to do a syncdb in order to launch the django 
application, which was not documented in your README but came quite 
naturally after I saw the stack trace. Maybe you should update it or 
reference your wiki page since there the instructions seem up to date.

Good luck for your final exams!

Regards,

Bertrand

On 27/06/10 17:30, Karlo Jež wrote:
> Hello, folks!
>
> In yet another weekly report I’ll talk about stuff I’ve done this past 
> week + some plans for the future.
>
> Last week I said I’ll do
>
>     * Text parsing
>     * Read-write API
>     * Start writing a new GTG backend to enable synchronization.
>
> Text parsing now works quite nicely. When you make a task (in web 
> interface or using the API) tags and subtasks are recognized and added 
> to the task, new subtasks also inherit parent’s tags. In reader view 
> you can follow links to subtasks and tags, it’s a nice way to navigate 
> through tasks. Subtask links were implemented a couple of weeks ago 
> but the feature was broken until this week.
>
> Read-write REST API is functional. For now it uses basic http 
> authentication, someday it will use oauth but it’s not a priority 
> (yet). I’ve also written a small and simple python client library that 
> provides interface to the API, which will be used in the sync backend.
>
> As for the third point – I’m glad I said “start writing” instead of 
> “write”. I did start, configuration interface works. Not much else. :) 
> I’m looking at code of other backends, and I’m trying to wrap my head 
> around the system.
>
> And that is the only task I’ll give myself for this week – make a sync 
> backend. The bulk of final exams is this week, but I think I’ll manage 
> to do everything in time. After that, most of the major features of my 
> summer of code project will be done and I’ll be focusing on usability 
> and interface for a while. That’s great for blog readers as I’ll 
> finally have some new pictures to show.
>
> report is also available here: 
> http://karlojez.wordpress.com/2010/06/27/gtg-web-the-fifth-report/
>
>
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