[wxPython-users] What open source projects you are working on?

[pete at kellerlan.net]

On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 07:42:29 -0400
Dan Cherry <dscherry at bellsouth.net> wrote:

> Hi,
> I am new to open source programming, and haven't learned about formally 
> establishing 'projects', or proper packaging, open source licensing, and 
> such.  But I recently retired, and find programming with python and 
> wxpython to be very relaxing and personally rewarding.
> 
> Recent work includes a very short app that will pop-up your Firefox 
> bookmarks, and launch Firefox with your selection.  It's linux specific 
> at the moment, but should work with other platforms with a couple of 
> very simple line changes.
> 
> My other current effort is a contract bridge game.  It's in a very early 
> stage, and I anticipate a few weeks until it can play the game in a very 
> stupid fashion.  Right now, it can deal a hand, perform a simple point 
> count, accept user bids, and provides the mechanics for playing the 
> hand.  But it will probably take another year to refine the hand 
> analysis, bidding  and establish meaningful algorithms to play the hands.
> 
> If you have a suggestions about where these apps can be placed for open 
> source access, I'd be glad to clean them up and post them.
> 
> Thanks,
> 

Dan,


What bidding system are you programming into it?

have you thought about making it multi-player online?

-- 
Pete Keller