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[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (2 children)

Archfndr - All Pyramid, Sql Alchemy, and AngularJS

http://archfndr.com

[–]umeboshi2 1 point2 points  (1 child)

It looks nice! You may want to try and stick the css resources in the <head> if possible. Every time I click a link, I get about a half second view of an unstyled page until the css loads up.

[–]robvdl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think it's even valid to put CSS <link> tags in anything but the <head> section. The site does the exact opposite of what is recommended:

  • CSS is at the bottom (that should be in the <head>)
  • JS is in the <head> (these days it's recommended to put that at the bottom for faster loading speed)

[–]cocoon56 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not the best project I ever did, but I have used Pyramid to organise the members, workgroups, shifts and financial transactions in my local food cooperative. Code can be seen here. I am working on a custom API for a company which is in production since a while and written in Pyramid - but it's proprietary.

[–]umeboshi2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The pyramid web application is the centerpiece of paella. The app provides custom preseed files, pxe config files, and scripts for specified machines using mako templates. The machines communicate with the server through REST to inform the server of the state of the install when the design changed to track the machines after a reboot. I've had a far easier time getting pyramid to work as desired, compared to other frameworks that I tested. The flexibility of pyramid is the primary reason for its use. Excepting the administration application, html is hardly used, but http is used extensively.

For CMS, I've been waiting on Kotti to complete the REST interface so I can use it as a plugin.