Swades


The day is finally here! Yes, I’m going to India for slightly less than 4 weeks. I’ll be leaving this Wednesday. So the blog is probably going to be silent for the bulk of this month. Although, if I do manage to get a broadband connection at home, that might change :)

Strangely, I’m not as excited as I thought I would be. It probably hasn’t sunk in yet. But it should be fun nontheless.

I’m not going to be travelling a whole lot, and will probably spend most of my time in and around Gwalior, chilling out with my family. But I do want to catch up with a whole bunch of people, so we’ll see how it works out. If you’re in India and want to get in touch, do drop me a note!

On a side note, I’ve become bored with this site design. So after I’m back, expect a change. I’ll still be using WordPress, but probably switch to a different design. WP 2.0 should be out by then hopefully. Also (and this is a secret), I’m trying to hack up my own static website generation tool. No no, nothing against Forrest — Forrest is //awesome// — but I just wanted to dabble around some more with Python and this seems like the perfect toy project. Besides, at times I feel I need something even simpler than Forrest for my needs.

In other news, I bought a video iPod for my sister, and have been playing around with it the last 2 days. The iPod seems very nice, but I must say I’m truly, utterly disgusted and frustrated by iTunes. Its the //worst// music management software I’ve seen till date. I’ll post a detailed rant some other time.

  1. Forrest’s history
  2. Forrest PMC
  3. The perfect tool!
  4. Forrest Friday
  5. Forrest roundup: 2005-08-16

4 thoughts on “Swades

  1. @gulli: I guess its not apparent from my blog, but I closely follow this space. So yes, I’ve already tried TG, am on the mailing list, track the SVN head and so on :-D

    Meanwhile, I’m not building a web framework — others have done a much better job at that. I’m just trying to build a tool to generate static website: this tool will have NO dynamic content generation facilities (depending on what you mean by dynamic, but basically no server side runtime support will be needed — the tool will output plain XHTML). I have a very specific set of goals in mind, and I just feel like scratching this itch :)

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