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This Week in Django had a fantastic site design, and pausing to examine the new layout I wondered: why hasn't the TWID concept spread to other projects?


You are responding to this comment written by Peter Burns on September 6th 2008, 02:25.

Ha, nice. I'm actually glad I haven't run into you on IM or IRC this past week, or I'd think that you based the Chrome color commentator on me. I can't shut up about the damn thing.

I can only think of a couple of examples of "This week in" in other communities:

Haskell Weekly News – As you might expect, it's usually just a list of links to new papers and updates to prominent modules.

There were (English) "This week in" newsletters for both Rails and Ruby this summer. It looks as though both petered out at the end of July.


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