End of semester presentation

http://supybotui.googlecode.com/files/supybotui_midterm2_rcos.pdf

Please continue checking the dashboard through winter break - the repo will be updated as well as the blog.  I will be able to invest full time and attention to building a working deployment during that time.

Midterm Presentation

http://supybotui.googlecode.com/files/supybotui_midterm_rcos.pdf

October has been particularly busy for me, as evident by the repo :(  I have taken a small bite into different aspects of the project but have yet to string them together - a bad habit, as IntuiTask suffers from the same fate as well.  November will provide more time and I am extremely excited to have a working (possibly unauthenticated) version uploaded soon as a first commit!

Progress update: week 4/5

I am still learning how to make a basic application with Flask.  I do not need databases (yet) though I may leave the functionality in there just in case.  Essentially I want a login page, and a settings page, which will include the basic config variables that might be ideal to change over the web.  Hopefully by next week, I will have a basic running page that allows anyone to login and view either a config or Access Denied page.

If you have any tips / suggestions, let me know.  I am still in beginning dev on this, so even suggestions for a different platform are welcome and will be appreciated!

Introductory Presentation

Download the introductory presentation here: http://supybotui.googlecode.com/files/supybotui_intro_rcos.pdf

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supybotUI to be built on the Flask platform

I've done some comparing, and it seems Flask looks like the best contender for this project.   I have taken a look at Flask, django, and CherryPy.  If you think there is a better option, let me know sooner than later, and let me know why - otherwise, keep your eyes out on the code repo - I will be adding commits rapidly.

I am also adding the commit feed to the blog on the right side of the page - you should see it there now!

exRCOSist in #rcos dedicated!

The bot in #rcos and #supybotui on Freenode is now dedicated (Thanks Moorthy, Robert Escriva for helping with the setup.)

Feel free to visit and mess with it as much as possible - I need to figure out more issues with it, specifically plugins that should be admin only, and broken commands.

Announcement test

This is a test for the bot to announce on the channel when RSS is updated.  Lets see if it works..