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 Development projects
 
 News and Editorials
 
    A Potpourri of Web Projects This week, there were a number of
    interesting announcements for the web projects arena. Here is a
    summary of some of that recent work:
      * SkunkWeb 3.1 beta 2 released A new beta 2 release of the SkunkWeb
        3.1 web applications framework [15]is available. This version
        features performance improvements, support for FastCGI, and
        improvements to PyDO.
      * ASPSeek version 1.2.5 released [16]ASPSeek is a web search engine
        that is designed to provide similar capabilities to [17]Google,
        but with a lower traffic volume. Version 1.2.5 [18]has been
        released, and features UTF-8 characters for storage. This version
        also includes lots of bug fixes.
      * New mnoGoSearch development branch A new development branch of the
        mnoGoSearch web site search engine [19]has been started. The
        [20]history page lists a number of new features, including support
        for multiple databases, operation on clusters, extended fuzzy
        search possibilities and more.
      * PikiePikie 0.3 released Version 0.3 of PikiePikie, a Python based
        Wiki project, [21]has been announced. This release features
        performance improvements, tables in text pages, plugin support,
        web log searches, and more.
        
    In addition, a few new tutorial articles about web site development
    were recently published. See the [22]Web-site Development section for
    more details.
    
 Audio
 
    mpg321 0.2.0 released. A new version of mpg321, a free replacement for
    mpg123, [23]has been announced. This release adds better compatibility
    with mpg123 flags, better Alsa and esd support, and bug fixes. (Thanks
    to Joe Drew)
    
 Browsers
 
    Mozilla license change. [24]Mozilla has relicensed their project code
    to fall under the Netscape Public License (NPL), the GPL and the LGPL.
    "We are also repeating and reinforcing mozilla.org's policy that the
    NPL (either alone or in the form of an NPL-based dual or triple
    license) should not be used for new source files checked into the
    Mozilla source tree. Instead the new MPL/GPL/LGPL triple license
    described below should be used for all new files checked into the
    tree, unless you have specific instructions from mozilla.org to do
    otherwise."
    
 Cryptography
 
    How to install GnuPG (LinuxWorld). Joe Barr tells us [25]why
    encryption is necessary, how it works, and how we can use it as
    individuals. "Traditional cryptographic schemes use secret keys. This
    is called symmetric-key cryptography since both the encoding and
    decoding use the same key. One problem with secret-key cryptography is
    that everyone must have access to the same key. Not only are there
    logistical problems getting the secret key to all concerned, but there
    is always the chance that it will be compromised. A relatively new
    type of encryption, based on public keys, largely avoids those
    pitfalls."
    
 Embedded Systems
 
    Embedded Linux Newsletter for Sept. 20, 2001. LinuxDevices weekly
    summary of the [26]embedded Linux market includes notes on the RTLinux
    vs FSF confrontation, the release of ColdFire as GPL, and Fujitsu's
    Linux-based humanoid robot.
    
    Device profile: FIC AquaPAD (LinuxDevices). The [27]FIC AquaPAD is a
    handheld webpad that runs Midori Linux. LinuxDevices provides the
    details on this device.
    
    CNN is also carrying a [28]short story on this device as well.
    
    FreeIO.org releases ColdFire uClinux SBC under GPL (LinuxDevices).
    LinuxDevices reports on the release under GPL of the design of the
    [29]Toast ColdFire, a controller board with built in dual ethernet
    NICs. "The Toast board is the fifth design which FreeIO.org has
    released under GPL. Past designs have included programmable I/O boards
    for both PC and PC/104 bus interfaces. In each case the complete
    design files have been released, including all CAD files, programmable
    logic source files, manufacturing and programming files."
    
 Mail Software
 
    TMDA 0.37 Spam Reduction System. Version 0.37 of the TMDA Spam
    Reduction System [30]is available. TMDA is written in Python and works
    with the Qmail mail delivery system. This version improves the ability
    to pass mail from legitimate, but unknown senders.
    
 Printing Systems
 
    LPRng 3.7.7 available. Version 3.7.7 of the LPRng print system [31]has
    been released. This version fixes several bugs, and adds a new French
    translation.
    
 Web-site Development
 
    Writing Input Filters for Apache 2.0 (O'Reilly). Ryan Bloom
    [32]discusses Apache Input Filters in an O'Reilly ONLamp article.
    
    Building Web Sites with Mason: Part I (Dr. Dobb's). Brent Michalski
    [33]talks about installing Mason in part one of a series on Dr.
    Dobb's. "Mason is a tool for building web sites. There are hundreds of
    tool for building websites, but Mason is different. Mason gives you
    the full power of the Perl programming language without the bloat of
    unnecessary features."
    
    The latest ZopeNews. The latest [34]ZopeNews includes discussions on
    exUserFolder, Graph Method 0.1.0, Latex Method 0.1.0, the MatLab DA
    and Method, ZBabel 2.0.0 beta 1, My Media Manager 0.9.2, and more.
    
 Miscellaneous
 
    GSView Beta 4.0.2 available. A new version of GSView Beta [35]is
    available. GSView is a PostScript/PDF file viewer that is based on
    AFPL GhostScript, it is licensed under the Aladdin Free Public
    Licence. Version 4.0.2 features Greek and partial Dutch translations,
    bug fixes, and more.
    
    Section Editor: [36]Forrest Cook
    September 27, 2001
    
    Application Links
    [37]GIMP
    [38]Mozilla
    [39]Galeon
    [40]High Availability
    [41]ht://Dig
    [42]mnoGoSearch
    [43]MagicPoint
    [44]Wine
    [45]Worldforge
    [46]Zope
    More Information
    [47]OpenSourceDirectory
    [48]Freshmeat
    [49]SourceForge
    
    
    
 Programming Languages
 
 C
 
    C/C++ developers: Fill your XML toolbox (IBM developerWorks). Rick
    Parrish [50]informs us about XML tools for C and C++. "It seems as if
    everywhere you look there is some new XML-related tool being released
    in source code form written in Java. Despite Java's apparent dominance
    in the XML arena, many C/C++ programmers do XML development, and there
    are a large assortment of XML tools for the C and C++ programmer.
    We'll confront XML library issues like validation, schemas, and API
    models. Next, we'll look at a collection of generic XML tools like
    IDEs and schema designers. Finally, we'll conclude with a list and
    discussion of libraries either usable from or actually written in C
    and/or C++."
    
 Caml
 
    Caml Weekly News for September 19, 2001. The latest [51]Caml Weekly
    News is out. Topics include the new OCamlODBC 2.5, configuring the
    O'Caml garbage collector, and updates to the [52]Caml Hump, a
    collection of Caml projects.
    
 Erlang
 
    Erlang Workshop Proceedings Online. The proceedings from the September
    2, 2001 Erlang Workshop in Florence, Italy [53]are now online. Eight
    different sets of notes are available covering many topics.
    
    More Erlang News. The [54]Erlang Site also features a number of new
    articles on Erlang including writeups on STL, the Simple Template
    Language, a Unix domain socket driver, and more.
    
 Haskell
 
    The (Interactive) Glasgow Haskell Compiler Version 5.02. A new major
    release of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler [55]has been released. GHC
    5.02 features new interactive capabilities, compatibility with the
    Revised Haskell 98 Language and Library Reports, and more. (Thanks to
    Jens Petersen).
    
 Perl
 
    1st CfP German Perl Workshop 4.0, 2002 (use Perl). A call for papers
    has been issued for the [56]4th German Perl Workshop to be held near
    Bonn in February 2002.
    
    How to interoperate between UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-32 (IBM
    developerWorks). Ken Lunde [57]discusses conversions among character
    encodings on IBM's developerWorks. Example conversion algorithms are
    presented in Perl.
    
    Changing Hash Behaviour with tie (O'Reilly). Dave Cross [58]looks at
    the uses of tied objects in an O'Reilly Perl.com article. "Tied
    objects are, in my opinion, an underused feature of Perl. The details
    (together with some very good examples) are in perltie and there are
    some extended examples in the ``Tied variables'' chapter of
    Programming Perl. Despite all of this great documentation, most people
    seem to believe that tieing is only used to tie a hash to a DBM file.
    The truth is that any type of Perl data structure can be tied to just
    about anything."
    
    Gartner: Java more than Perl?. A posting to [59]use Perl suggests that
    both Gartner and Forrester cover Java far more than Perl. Does this
    mean Java is more important to business?
    
 PHP
 
    PHP Weekly News for September 20, 2001. The [60]September 20, 2001
    edition of the PHP Weekly News covers a new OpenSSL API, versioning
    and management of extensions, the Pcntl extension, more work on
    rand(), and other PHP developments.
    
    PHPReview 0.9.1 available. A new release of the PHPReview online
    reviewing system [61]is available. The [62]WHATSNEW file lists some
    security fixes, new support for InnoDB Support, and some page layout
    additions.
    
 Python
 
    Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!. This week's [63]Python-URL! includes
    discussions on instance and class attributes, recursive generators,
    and bundled modules ala-Jars.
    
    What's So Special About Python 2.2? (Unix Review). Cameron Laird and
    Kathryn Soraiz [64]take a look at Python 2.2 on Unix Review. "Part of
    what makes 2.2 excellent for newcomers is the enhancement of Python's
    longstanding strength as a "batteries included" language. When you
    install a Python distribution, you get not only the language in a
    narrow sense, but also a collection of libraries, utilities, and
    documentation that encompasses a large portion of working programmers'
    daily needs. Python seldom requires you to "go outside" its standard
    distribution to complete such common tasks as construction of a GUI,
    access of standard networking protocols, Unicode processing, or
    management of XML texts."
    
    Universal Serial Port Python library. Version 0.1 of the USPP library,
    the Universal Serial Port Python library [65]has been announced. USPP
    allows Python to connect to serial ports using RS-232 mode and RS-485
    is in the plans.
    
    Narval 1.1b1 announced. Version 1.1b1 of Narval [66]has been released.
    "Narval is a framework (language + interpreter + GUI/IDE) dedicated to
    the setting up of intelligent personal assistants (IPAs)." This
    version drops support for Python 1.5.2 in lieu of Python 2.1, adds
    speed improvements, and a fully functional setup.py script.
    
    Pychecker 0.8.4 announced. A new version of Pychecker, the Python code
    checker, [67]has been announced. This version finds even more bugs,
    and includes a couple of bug fixes.
    
 Smalltalk
 
    September Squeak News. The [68]September issue of Squeak news is out.
    This month features a focus on multimedia, a monthly digest of the
    Squeak mailing list, and more.
    
 Tcl/Tk
 
    Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL!. The weekly [69]Tcl-URL! is out. Topics include
    discussions on threads, compilers, extreme programming, server sockets
    and more.
    
    Section Editor: [70]Forrest Cook
    
    Language Links
    [71]Erlang
    [72]g95 Fortran
    [73]Guile
    [74]Haskell
    [75]Blackdown.org
    [76]Caml
    [77]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language
    [78]IBM Java Zone
    [79]Jython
    [80]Perl News
    [81]Use Perl
    [82]PHP
    [83]PHP Weekly Summary [84]Daily Python-URL
    [85]Python.org
    [86]Python.faqts
    [87]Ruby
    [88]MIT Scheme
    [89]Schemers
    [90]Smalltalk
    [91]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [92]Tcltk.com
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