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django-formwizard-deprecated 0.1.0
Original django.contrib.formtools.legacy.FormWizard from Django 1.5.12
License: BSD

Django FormWizard Deprecated
============================

This package contains the original ``django.contrib.formtools.legacy.FormWizard`` from Django 1.5.12.

It's intended as backward-compatible quick fix for your project if you're upgrading to
Django 1.6, which deprecates the old implementation.


Installation
------------

This package is also available on PyPI.

::

    $ pip install django-formwizard-deprecated

Usage
-----

Replace your imports. Old::

    from django.contrib.formtools import FormWizard

New::

    from formwizard_deprecated import FormWizard


Support
-------

This package will updated only when (and if) ``django.contrib.formtools.legacy.FormWizard`` will ever change in the Django 1.5.x series.
It is only for backward-compatibility purposes and there will be no support nor bugfixes.
drifter 0.0.3
VirtualBox control and documentation mechanism
License: BSD
Keywords: VirtualBox Vagrant Development

$ drifter
#########

  drifter is a simplified control for virtualboxes that doesn't require the vm to be packaged in a specific and ill documented format.  Which allows use to create your environment with Virtualbox and then drift will take care of bringing them up and shutting them down.

Why drifter?
============
If you are currently using Vagrant or straight-up virtualbox and you are happy, then there is nothing for you to see here.  However, if you are annoyed with how difficult it is to convert a virtualbox vm into a vbox usable by Vagrant, then Drifter might just be for you.

In general, I like the idea of Vagrant, but I have specific problems with the following:

- Security concerns with what is being downloaded from an untrusted source
- The limited vm's available from that source, Specifically the \*BSDs and Windows
- Vagrant's intentional inability to auto create a vbox from a virtualbox image

drifter's answer

- Drifter currently supports virtualbox vms. You build it, drifter will control it.
- Drifter currently has 5 commands: list, add, remove, up and down. Easy to remember, easy to script.
- Drifter's configuration, Drifterfile, is in YAML not some language specific module. On top of that, you don't even need to edit it directly.  Use add and remove to create and make changes, but it's still yaml so diff'ing is unsurprising.
- Drifter lets you document your environment and store that documentation with your source.
- Drifter fires up your vms in order and shuts them down in reverse order.

http://drifter.readthedocs.org/


Development
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In a virtual environment..

..

  $ hg clone ssh://hg@bitbucket.org/dundeemt/drifter

  $ pip install --editable .

  $ drifter --help

Then you can edit the source and run ``drifter cmd``

Changes
=======

v0.0.3
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 - bug fixes for removing a non-existent VM from Drifterfile
 - tests

v0.0.2
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 - updated documentation links

v0.0.1
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- Initial Release
flatly 0.3
Pyramid scaffold that is flat.  Kind of like Flask.
License: BSD
Keywords: pyramid

A pyramid scaffold that is flat.  Kind of like Flask.

A friend was complaining that Pyramid had "too many things" and wasn't
flat and simple like Flask.  It wasn't that there were too many things
in the framework itself.. its that by default, projects created from
templates or scaffold had too many files and too many pieces.

This is the simplest Pyramid scaffold that I could come up with.

Usage
-----

::

    $ pip install flatly
    $ pcreate -t flatly my_project

License
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``flatly`` is licensed BSD.