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Archive for the 'python' Category

Announcing Django-SpamBayes

I've just released Django-SpamBayes v0.1 which includes a few utility apps for Django that offer an easy to use interface to the SpamBayes statistical anti-spam filter allowing filtering and moderation (with training) of comments, contact forms and other publicly submitted data.

Currently, two applications are available: DjangoBayes, which wraps the Django model and provides the SpamBayes API; and CommentBayes, which is an add-on to Django's contrib.comments application and provides filtering and moderation of comments through signals.

Reviewing Markdown -- A Response

Greg Wilson has posted a code review of Python-Markdown. As I'm one of the developers, I read it with interest. This is my response.

Announcing the Meta-Data Extension for Python-Markdown

I've just released a Meta-Data Extension for Python-Markdown. I've also updated the WikiLink and Abbreviation extensions to support it. Here's how it came about.

Announcing the Abbreviation Extension for Python-Markdown

I've just released my first try at an Abbreviation Extension for Python-Markdown. Here's how it came about.

Announcing The Markdown CodeHilite Extension

The Markdown CodeHilite Extension adds code/syntax highlighting to standard Python-Markdown code blocks using one of three highlighting engines: GNU Enscript, dp.SyntaxHighlighter and Pygments. Check it out or keep reading to see how it all came about.