6 ms·
Looks good. Just a couple questions: From a quick look over the documentation I could see this is built with postgres and python/django, but I didn't notice wh
by 18pfsmt 15y ago
Looks good. Just a couple questions:
From a quick look over the documentation I could see this is built with postgres and python/django, but I didn't notice which versions (nor a roadmap to see if there would be a future transition to python3). Is there any chance you could clarify?
Also, considering its geographic focus, maps seem to be an important part, but I didn't notice any maps in the Davis install. Is there already, or planned, integration with Open Street Maps? From a quick search I found there is a django module for OSM[1], so I was just curious what the plans are in that regard.
[1]https://bitbucket.org/ikks/django-cms-osm https://bitbucket.org/ikks/django-cms-osm
- philipn 15y agoIt's built atop Django + GeoDjango, so we'll likely transition to Python3 when most of Django marches there. There's a development site here with some more information: https://dev.localwiki.org https://dev.localwiki.org The DavisWiki is running our old software, not LocalWiki. We'll transition it over soon. The Denton site is a good example of what LocalWiki looks like: https://dentonwiki.org https://dentonwiki.org We're using OSM base data for the map tiles (rendered via cloudmade). We'll likely do our own map tile rendering soon, probably running an open tile server for any localwiki install to point at. Not sure about further OSM integration - got any ideas?