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 Development projects
 
 News and Editorials
 
    O'Reilly.com has started a new site called [14]ONLamp.com. The term
    LAMP [15]is defined as Linux Apache, MySQL, and [Python,Perl,PHP].
    "Several months ago, David Axmark and Monty Widenius of the MySQL team
    visited us in Sebastopol and they dropped a new term in our laps:
    LAMP. This term was popular in Germany, they said, to define how MySQL
    was used in conjunction with Linux, Apache, and either Perl, Python,
    or PHP. Their explanation of LAMP made a lightbulb go off in my head."
    
    The LAMP concept illustrates one of the great strengths of open-source
    software development, the ability to freely pull together component
    projects into bigger meta-projects. One can certainly do the same
    thing with proprietary software, but the potential for licensing
    pitfalls is enormous, especially when more than two components are
    used.
    
    The area of meta-projects is ripe with opportunities, many interesting
    projects await those programmers who are clever enough to pull the
    pieces together.
    
 Browsers
 
    Mozilla Status Update for January 31, 2001. The latest [16]Mozilla
    Status Report is available with the development status of various
    Mozilla components.
    
 Documentation
 
    Linux Documentation Project update. Here's [17]an update from the
    Linux Documentation Project It covers new HOWTOs, spam trouble on the
    LDP mailing lists, and the open project list.
    
 Electronics
 
    Icarus Verilog 0.4 released. Version 0.4 of the Icarus Verilog
    compiler [18]has been released. This version contains many bug fixes
    and improved Verilog language coverage.
    
    Xcircuit 2.2.1 beta. A new [19]beta version of xcircuit, an electronic
    schematic drawing program, has been announced. This version now uses
    Python for processing startup files.
    
 Embedded Systems
 
    Embedded Linux Newsletter for Feb. 1, 2001. LinuxDevices has released
    its [20]weekly Embedded Newsletter. This week's issue has features on
    running Qt on the Compaq iPAQ, the MachZ System on a chip, and much
    more.
    
 Interoperability
 
    Wine Weekly News for February 5, 2001. The February 5, 2001 edition of
    the Wine Weekly News [21]is available. This issue only contains the
    wine-devel discussions since the editor was at the Paris LinuxExpo.
    
 Network Management
 
    OpenNMS Update. The [22]OpenNMS Update for February 6 is out. Topics
    include the introduction of a new project member, SNMP Data
    Collection, and more.
    
 Office Applications
 
    AbiWord Weekly News. After taking a bit of a break, the [23]AbiWord
    Weekly News is back. Have a look for the latest news in the
    development of the AbiWord word processing system.
    
 On the Desktop
 
    Bonobo 0.32 released. Bonobo 0.32, the 'Slicker quicker monkey'
    release, [24]has been announced, Lots of bug fixes are included.
    
    Multihead Support for KDE 2.1. Bradley T Hughes [25]has announced a
    patch for KDE 2.1 that adds support for multiple displays.
    
    On a Kollision Kourse (LinuxToday). LinuxToday's Bill Bennett
    [26]takes a look at KDE 2.1. "It was only at the end of October when I
    wrote about the launch of KDE 2.0. This was a major step forward for
    desktop Linux - quite possibly THE major step forward for desktop
    Linux. With a graphical desktop, fully integrated Internet capability
    and an unfinished, but nevertheless promising application suite, KDE
    2.0 meant Linux users could have most of the functionality of Windows
    and Office 2000 combined, but at no cost and with full access to
    source code."
    
    Qt 2.2.4 Is Out. Trolltech [27]released Qt 2.2.4. This is a bug fix
    release.
    
 Web-site Development
 
    ZODB/ZEO Programming Guide (alpha). Andrew Kuchling has [28]announced
    the alpha release of his ZODB (Zope Object Database) programming
    guide. It's well done, and gives a good view of how the ZODB and ZEO
    (Zope Enterprise Objects - the network-distributed objects system)
    work. Worth a look even if you never plan to program with it.
    
    Midgard 1.4.1-beta1 released. The first beta of Midgard 1.4.1 has been
    [29]released. This release of the "Midgard Content Management and
    Application Serving system" includes PHP4 support, enhanced
    replication support, and more.
    
    Mason 1.0 released. Version 1.0 of [30]Mason has been released. "Mason
    is a powerful Perl-based web site development and delivery engine.
    With Mason you can embed Perl code in your HTML and construct pages
    from shared, reusable components." The Perl Journal also published a
    [31]review of Mason.
    
    Section Editor: [32]Forrest Cook
    February 8, 2001
    
    Desktop Links
    [33]Gnome
    [34]KDE
    [35]XFce
    [36]GTK+
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    Application Links
    [38]GIMP
    [39]Mozilla
    [40]Galeon
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    [46]Zope
    More Information
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    [48]Freshmeat
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 Programming Languages
 
    Which language is right for you? (Regular Expressions). Regular
    Expressions has featured an article that [50]compares various
    scripting languages. Perl, Python, REBOL, Ruby, and Tcl are compared.
    "You can largely expect to be able to do the same things with Perl,
    PHP, Python, Rexx, Scheme, Tcl, and other such languages: script
    dynamic Webpages, build administrative utilities, prototype graphical
    user interface applications, glue together legacy data and processes,
    and so on. "
    
 Java
 
    Jacks: Java compatibility testing, the open source way (IBM
    developerWorks). Maya Stodte writes about [51]the use of Jacks an
    open-source regression testing suite. "The Jacks test suite checks a
    Java compiler's conformance to the JLS (Java Language Specification).
    It's made up of a large number of small test cases, with each test
    focused on a specific section of the JLS. Eric Blake, a principal
    contributor to the Jacks project, describes the benefits of this type
    of testing in terms of its detail-oriented scope. 'By generating small
    test cases with specified compilation behavior, then automating the
    execution of each of these cases, a compiler writer or debugger can
    quickly pinpoint problems in the translation of Java source to
    bytecodes.'" (Thanks to Mo DeJong)
    
 Markup Languages
 
    Quick Start with SOAP (Perl.com). Paul Kulchenko [52]discusses SOAP
    clients and servers in an article on perl.com. "SOAP specifies a
    standard way to encode parameters and return values in XML, and
    standard ways to pass them over some common network protocols like
    HTTP (web) and SMTP (email). This article, however, is merely intended
    as a quick guide to writing SOAP servers and clients. "
    
    xml-i18n-tools released. The XML internationalization team has
    released the initial version of [53]xml-i18n-tools. "The module
    contains some utility scripts and assorted auto* magic for
    internationalizing various kinds of XML files. This supersedes the
    earlier scripts that I (Kenneth) distributed to be checked into each
    module. In addition, it has an additional merging feature, currently
    only for oaf files."
    
 Perl
 
    Perl5 Porters for February 6, 2001 . The February 6, 2001 edition of
    [54]Perl5 Porters is out. Topics include the Perl 5.6.1 release
    schedule, Test::Harness, CHECK blocks, and more.
    
 Python
 
    Python 2.1 alpha 2 released. The [55]second alpha release of
    Python 2.1 is out. Check out the announcement for a full list of
    changes and new features.
    
    There is also [56]a separate documentation release that covers this
    alpha release of Python 2.1.
    
    The Tkinter 3000 Widget Construction Kit. An alpha version of the
    [57]Tkinter 3000 Widget Construction Kit is now available. "The
    Tkinter 3000 Widget Construction Kit library (WCK) provides an
    extension API that allows you to implement all sorts of custom
    widgets, in pure Python. The WCK is designed to work with the existing
    Tkinter library, as well as the new Tkinter 3000 bindings."
    
    PyUnit 1.3 released. Version 1.3 of PyUnit [58]has been released.
    PyUnit is a Python port of the Java JUnit testing framework.
    
    Mod Snake 0.5.0 released. Version 0.5.0 of Mod Snake [59]has been
    released. "Mod Snake is an Apache module written for the purpose to
    give Python developers the same power that C module writers have. It
    currently runs in both Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0, providing access to
    new functionality such as writing protocol modules and filtering. It
    includes modules for Python CGI acceleration, embedded Python in HTML,
    and other example modules." Along those lines, Auth DBAPI 0.10, an
    authentication plug-in for mod_snake [60]has also been announced.
    
    This week's Python-URL. Here is [61]Dr. Dobb's Python-URL for
    February 6 with the latest from the Python community.
    
 Ruby
 
    Ruby talk, CAML consortium. For those of you who are tired of
    languages that start with "P": Dave Thomas has made available [62]the
    slides from his presentation on Ruby which give an overview of the
    language. Daringly, he presented this talk to the Dallas Perl Mongers
    meeting, and "no fruit was thrown."
    
    On the Caml front, we have [63]an announcement for the creation of the
    Caml Consortium, "whose aim is to federate the design and development
    efforts around the Caml programming language." Scroll down for the
    English version of the announcement (Thanks to David Mentre).
    
 Tcl/Tk
 
    This week's Tcl-URL. [64]Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL for February 5 is out with
    the latest from the Tcl/Tk development community.
    
 Software Development Tools
 
    DDD 3.3 Released. Version 3.3 of DDD, the Data Display Debugger,
    [65]is now available. New to this version are data themes, debugger
    interaction on running programs, support for JDB 1.2, and bug fixes.
    
    XPCOM Part 1: An introduction to XPCOM (IBM developerWorks). Rick
    Parrish writes about the Mozilla component framework, [66]XPCOM, in an
    IBM developerWorks article. "What's XPCOM, you ask? XPCOM, which
    stands for Cross Platform Component Object Model, is a framework for
    writing cross-platform, modular software. As an application, XPCOM
    uses a set of core XPCOM libraries to selectively load and manipulate
    XPCOM components. XPCOM components can be written in C, C++, and
    JavaScript, and they can be used from C, C++, and JavaScript with
    extensions for Perl and Python that are under development.
    
    Section Editor: [67]Forrest Cook
    
    Language Links
    [68]Erlang
    [69]Guile
    [70]Haskell
    [71]Blackdown.org
    [72]IBM Java Zone
    [73]Perl News
    [74]Use Perl
    [75]PHP
    [76]PHP Weekly Summary [77]Daily Python-URL
    [78]Python.org
    [79]Python.faqts
    [80]Jython
    [81]Ruby
    [82]Smalltalk
    [83]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [84]Tcltk.com
    [85]Regular Expressions
    
    
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