Changeset 260

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12/01/05 13:46:58 (3 years ago)
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kevin
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updating to reflect features

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  • trunk/CHANGELOG.txt

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    1313*Features* 
    1414 
    15 * TurboGears is now compatible with Python 2.3, thanks to Paul Clifford. 
    16 * CatWalk model/database browser is now part of TurboGears 
    17 * Added tg-admin gui command to provide a graphical user interface 
    18   (web-based, of course) for working with your TurboGears project 
     15* The TurboGears Toolbox wraps a number of useful tools in one web 
     16  interface. The toolbox can be extended with additional tools. Run 
     17  the Toolbox with tg-admin toolbox. 
     18* CatWalk model/database browser is now part of the TurboGears Toolbox 
     19* Identity management and access control now provided via turbogears.identity 
     20  module. Includes basic classes for User, Group, and Permission objects via 
     21  turbogears.identity.model. 
     22* There is a new internationalization package that allows you to use 
     23  to conveniently localize your application via gettext. 
     24* Each request is implicitly wrapped in a Transaction. This solves 
     25  caching issues and reduces boilerplate code. It also helps codify 
     26  a best practice so that bad data does not end up in your database. 
     27* Tg now has a feed object that can generate rss2.0, atom0.3 and atom1.0 feeds 
    1928* Template encodings other than utf-8 can be selected with the new 
    2029  kid.encoding variable 
    2130* tg-admin now uses PasteScript and can now supports user specific templates 
    2231* tg-admin now have a --update option 
    23 * Identity management and access control now provided via turbogears.identity 
    24   module. Includes basic classes for User, Group, and Permission objects via 
    25   turbogears.identity.model. 
    26 * Tg now has a feed object that can generate rss2.0, atom0.3 and atom1.0 feeds 
     32* TurboGears is now compatible with Python 2.3, thanks to Paul Clifford. 
    2733 
    2834*Fixes*