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[15:57:15] <aclark> Morningz

[15:57:24] <MattBowen> aclark: !

[15:57:50] <aclark> MattBowen!

[15:58:00] <MattBowen> aclark: you comin' to DC Python tonight?

[15:58:12] <aclark> MattBowen: yep

[15:58:27] <aclark> will be there pimping pythonpackages.com, among other things

[15:59:01] <aclark> i want to get buttons made, but that will have to wait until next month

[16:02:22] <aclark> shentonfreude: open a ticket! :-) i believe fluidity can be done with a CSS change in bootstrap?

[16:06:04] <MattBowen> shentonfreude!

[16:07:22] <shentonfreude> MattBowen!

[16:13:29] <aclark> shentonfreude: do you use twitter TTW? is it as offensive as pythonpackages.com ?

[16:16:27] <shentonfreude> aclark: rarely, usually do Twitter through Syrinx. I never have full-screen browsers so I find all non-fluid layouts annoying.

[16:16:52] <aclark> IC

[16:19:55] <shentonfreude> I guess I like to have (say) my left half of screen with a browser and right half with Emacs. On a second physical screen (e.g., laptop + LCD monitor) I have mail, IM, and other distractions. If I'm only on a single physical screen, its realestate is precious to me so fluid layout is a big plus for me. Google mail and calendar does a pretty fine job here, for example.

[16:21:48] <aclark> right

[16:21:57] <aclark> makes sense

[16:28:50] <hazmat> i

[16:28:59] <hazmat> didn't realize django came in a strap-on model

[16:29:14] <hazmat> that explains a lot

[16:29:33] <aclark> hah

[16:45:40] <aclark> shentonfreude: and as amyclark just pointed out, it looks like unholy trash in IE

[16:49:43] <shentonfreude> So don't use IE. Problem solved.

[18:53:20] <aclark> w00t, finally got a page to show up in feincms

[22:16:39] <alexande`> hi, can any one suggest me the most suitable framework on python for creating rest api?

[22:21:14] <papna> alexande`: Virtually any framework can be convinced.

[22:21:21] <papna> alexande`: flask isn't a bad choice.

[22:29:27] <alexande`> i thought about it

[22:29:31] <alexande`> thanks man

[22:30:35] <alexande`> i used django before, but i think it is too heavy framework for this task

[22:38:19] <hazmat> alexande`, werkzeug by itself is decent and simple, or webapp2 (supports appengine but works fine standalone), or just webob by itself.

[22:38:42] <hazmat> larger frameworks but not batteries included frameworks that are good.. pyramid, flask

[23:07:06] <aclark> i thought that's what django piston was for