http://www.micahcarrick.com/11-14-2007/gedit-symbol-browser-plugin.html This looks like it could work quite nicely with our gedit plugin... I haven't tried it yet as I don't have a linux desktop to hand right now.
I have re-branded and designed a website for Shoebot. Basically this was my project/dissertation for my graphic design degree. As my project, I intended to write Shoebot documentation (tutorials/references/etc.), but the institution insisted that it have more of a 'graphic design focus'. As such, I have packaged Shoebot with a customised version of the Geany IDE. I also renamed it "Spryte" and designed a new logo. You will notice that the website is not fully functional and lacks any back-end functionality. Spryte is not intended to be a fork of Shoebot. You can view the website a proposal of possible ideas for Shoebot. As far as I know, the website is not linked to from any other website and should not rank in search engines. If there is ANY part of it you wish to use, please do so. I intend to get stuck into the documentation (after a holiday that is ...) now that I have completed the project. This documentation can be used for Shoebot. The website url is: http://hxgraphics.com/spryte/ Thanks Tristan. -- -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Shoebot-redesign-tp3985647p3985647.html Sent from the ShoeBot mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
<rising-from-the-dead> Tristan, your effort looks awesome! I've only briefly had a look at the website but stuff looks wonderful. I'll be commenting more carefully later as i am now pretty swamped with professional work -- which is also the reason why i haven't been active at all in the mailing list and haven't responded to the most recent postings, my honest apologies to everyone (especially Stu, who's been posting great insights). Still i'm very much in the boat, in case there was any doubt regarding that. I'm not sure when i'll be able to sit down and finalise+merge the 0.3 branch, but my head is buzzing with possibilities that your offshoot of Shoebot proposes. Wow, i'm still wow. Thanks for that, Tristan. ricardo tristan <at> hxgraphics wrote: > I have re-branded and designed a website for Shoebot. > > Basically this was my project/dissertation for my graphic design degree. As > my project, I intended to write Shoebot documentation > (tutorials/references/etc.), but the institution insisted that it have more > of a 'graphic design focus'. As such, I have packaged Shoebot with a > customised version of the Geany IDE. I also renamed it "Spryte" and designed > a new logo. >(Continue reading)
While chatting with Francesco today, i got reminded that the LGM this year (which will happen in Brussels, ~26-29 May) would be a perfect place for us to meet, hack and eventually stage a Shoebot workshop. Anyone planning to go? (i know i'm going ;)
I will try to be there as well, it would really be nice! francesco Il giorno mer, 11/11/2009 alle 22.33 +0530, ricardo lafuente ha scritto: > While chatting with Francesco today, i got reminded that the LGM this > year (which will happen in Brussels, ~26-29 May) would be a perfect > place for us to meet, hack and eventually stage a Shoebot workshop. > Anyone planning to go? > > (i know i'm going ;) > _______________________________________________ > Shoebot-devel mailing list > Shoebot-devel@... > http://lists.tinkerhouse.net/listinfo.cgi/shoebot-devel-tinkerhouse.net -- -- architetto Francesco Fantoni <HVA - Hermanitos Verdes Architetti> l.go san giacomo, 38 I-41100 modena (italia) tel.& fax. +39.059.217554 skype: hva_studio e.mail: francesco@... web: http://www.hv-a.com
We are waiting for you RicardoStéphanie and Alexandre! ricardo lafuente wrote: > While chatting with Francesco today, i got reminded that the LGM this > year (which will happen in Brussels, ~26-29 May) would be a perfect > place for us to meet, hack and eventually stage a Shoebot workshop. > Anyone planning to go? > > (i know i'm going ;) > _______________________________________________ > Shoebot-devel mailing list > Shoebot-devel@... > http://lists.tinkerhouse.net/listinfo.cgi/shoebot-devel-tinkerhouse.net >
Dear all, Couple of things: 1. My work commitment is finally about to be over in a couple of weeks or so, and afterwards i intend to go back and finish the loose ends of Shoebot. Sorry everyone for the hiatus, and i will address all the open threads as soon as i'm done (special apologies and requests for patience go to Stu and Tristan) 2. I've contacted the Nodebox developers a few days ago about the coming Nodebox 2 -- a beta is available at beta.nodebox.net, but only runs on Macs. Essentially the new version departs from the script model and goes more into a node-based model (think Max/MSP or Pure Data). It will apparently be cross-platform. They've been very nice and polite, and are very interested in creating some sort of universal test suite for Nodebox rendering (think ACID tests for browsers), especially to ensure that Shoebot and Nodebox can play along. Since they're 'freezing' Nodebox 1 in favour of Nodebox 2, i think it's also good for them that we support Nodebox 1 syntax as best as possible. I also asked them their thoughts about our 'nodebox-extended' vs. 'nodebox-strict' modes idea. Now i'm attaching an e-mail from Frederik asking for feedback about what people might want to know about the coming Nodebox 2, so that they can add it to their FAQ. In case you have something to ask, post it here and i'll forward it to them (or send it directly to Frederik, your choice). ricardo(Continue reading)
Hi, This sounds great. I started a bot to do something like this (attached:screentest.py) when I was messing with paths in shoebot. It's probably not structured how we would want a final test to be, but it does have a couple of tests: 1. translation and rotations effecting the background in shoebot 2. differences in line thickness ...some other things I can't remember :) Try running it in shoebot and nodebox to see the differences, in particular the stuff around the border only happens in shoebot. I stopped messing with this as I saw the wisdom of using lib2geom :) ...speaking of which, inkscape 0.47 has just been released - I haven't checked, but there should probably be a lib2geom to accompany it, so it's probably worth pursuing this again (plus the devs should be a little less busy now their release is out). Nodebox2 certainly looks interesting, (more wysiwyg using jython, + they fixed rotation to be clockwise). lol, don't worry about apologies for me - I've mostly been waiting for inkscape 0.47 to come out (and lib2geom), + starting lots of projects, as for finishing them.. thats another story... :) ----- Original Message ---- From: ricardo lafuente <r <at> sollec.org> To: shoebot mailing list <shoebot-devel@...> Sent: Mon, November 30, 2009 2:52:20 PM Subject: [shoebot-devel] Nodebox and Shoebot Dear all,(Continue reading)
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