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Thats a good point. I also worry about confusion with spelling and the Webby awards. The original name was Webify, but I switched to weby because 1. IBM owns t
by ljlolel 16y ago
Thats a good point. I also worry about confusion with spelling and the Webby awards.
The original name was Webify, but I switched to weby because 1. IBM owns the trademark, and 2. Weby is short.
This is all still in development, so if you can offer a better name then I'm all ears. The short name is important to me because I aim for this to be minimal.
- mkramlich 16y agoUnderstood. Yeah I've also discovered it's hard to come up with a name which is both (a) cool, and (b) accurate, and (c) not already being used! Here's some random name brainstorming I'll donate: YATL: Yet Another Template Language YATS: Yet Another Template System Webplates (meaning web+templates. though WebPlate.com & WebPlates.com both have a scummy adverlink squatter) Minplates.py HTemplates.py PyperText (pyper = python + hypertext something) PyperTML PyTML (Python Text Markup Language?) PyTML (Python Template Model Language?) AntiTemplates.py GenHTML.py GenH.py
- ljlolel 16y agoIdeally I can use the name for my upcoming web framework as well, a la Django Templates. Also, the template language has an html helper lib which I describe in the docs, but it also has an xml lib, an rss lib, and really (since it's just strings) can generate any kind of textual template not just html markup.