It would make a lot of sense - we could share code. Bundle it into the same project, and separate the parts, build a generalised interface glue (with a global variable set by each independent main script) and the common classes we can both work on. Or something like that. Where is your git repo?
I am building up the base framework for multiple frontends. I won't be building wxwidgets or qt frontends, I am just going to put stubs in there that others can add to the master branch.
I should have the beginnings of the interface glue started pretty soon. Please do, if you want to, make branches, and then as they develop, they can be merged into the master branch and the app will become more frontend-agnostic, what gets implemented on the front end will be up to people coming in and building them. I realise also that a web frontend could be integrated into this structure, but since #xeroc is building piston.web (which I can't find the code for now) I will leave that alone, but you can see in the code structure how it could be linked together.
In python, right?
It would make a lot of sense - we could share code. Bundle it into the same project, and separate the parts, build a generalised interface glue (with a global variable set by each independent main script) and the common classes we can both work on. Or something like that. Where is your git repo?
I am building up the base framework for multiple frontends. I won't be building wxwidgets or qt frontends, I am just going to put stubs in there that others can add to the master branch.
The git is here:
https://github.com/l0k1-smirenski/steemportal
I should have the beginnings of the interface glue started pretty soon. Please do, if you want to, make branches, and then as they develop, they can be merged into the master branch and the app will become more frontend-agnostic, what gets implemented on the front end will be up to people coming in and building them. I realise also that a web frontend could be integrated into this structure, but since #xeroc is building piston.web (which I can't find the code for now) I will leave that alone, but you can see in the code structure how it could be linked together.