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| Fred's the guy that formats the PythonDocumentation when a Python release is needed. Occasionally he actually fixes bugs in the docs, too. He works at [http://www.zope.com/ Zope Corporation], where's he's worked on a variety of cool things, including [http://www.zope.org/Members/fdrake/zconfig/ ZConfig] and [http://www.zope.org/Members/fdrake/zpkgtools/ zpkg]. ---- [["lwickjr"]]: Ack! ["Documentation/Ref/TheStandardTypeHierarchy"] was mis-posted. The original version was supposed to be ''without'' the stuff about dict_proxy objects, with the first revision adding this information. <SIGH> Also, I goofed on some of the markup, and don't fully understand some constructs, so it doesn't look quite right. In particular, items containing word::definition markup do not work indented, as is required for this page. Feel free to fix the markup! |
Fred used to be the guy that handled formatting the standard Python documentation for releases, and spent some time maintaining it, until he handed off that task to Georg Brandl and his amazing new system for the documentation. (Thanks, Georg!) |
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| You probably already know that I've also posted a WikiMarkup version of ["Documentation/Ref/FrontMatter"]; this one seemed to work fine on the first try. | He works at [[http://www.zope.com/|Zope Corporation]], where's he's worked on all sorts of stuff, including [[http://www.zope.org/Members/fdrake/zconfig/|ZConfig]]. He spends most of his time there building content management systems and other parts of the product line. |
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Email: <fdrake AT SPAMFREE acm DOT org>
Fred used to be the guy that handled formatting the standard Python documentation for releases, and spent some time maintaining it, until he handed off that task to Georg Brandl and his amazing new system for the documentation. (Thanks, Georg!)
He works at Zope Corporation, where's he's worked on all sorts of stuff, including ZConfig. He spends most of his time there building content management systems and other parts of the product line.