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8. By Alistair Broomhead on 2011-10-16

Split models into seperate files etc...

7. By Alistair Broomhead on 2011-09-08

Up to this point this project has been vaguely MVC, but there has been some controller code in various parts of views and model code scattered about.

I have now made an attempt to split the files into directories by technology, which is very closely linked to purpose.

I have also make directories labled 'models' and 'views' and a file for controllers.

The next few commits should be soley refactoring work to split into these roles. I intend to start by aliasing classes and functions into these modules, then I shall start moving code, and eventually aim for there to be no imports referring to parent or cousin modules, just children and siblings.

6. By Alistair Broomhead on 2011-07-07

adding feeds, deleting them, a switch to pyside...

5. By Alistair Broomhead on 2011-06-28

Added interface for adding new feed via GUI, still needs plumbing in

4. By Alistair Broomhead on 2011-06-28

Added a 'link' attribute for feed entries, and made a hyperlink to this url from the title of each item. Also cleaned up a little

3. By Alistair Broomhead on 2011-06-21

This is now up to date with what's on my phone

2. By Alistair Broomhead <al@Stirling-Ubu> on 2011-05-08

Been working on mapping some python objects to database entries. I started creating some dbobject classes and a couple of decorators, but then I have the idea of just using Django's ORM, as it would make it a lot easier to create a web version at a later date (which is kind of something I'd always planned).

As a result I've created a django site that will be used as a module and houses the object models. This will also give access to the Django template system to customise views, yet again making it easier to make a web version as the models and views would exist, leaving only the controller logic. (Note that Django calls MVC => MTV i.e Django calls views templtes and controllers views. If I muddle this up later shoot me!)

1. By Alistair Broomhead on 2011-04-17

Started source control.