Released version 1.0.4 of Garlic. From the outside, it's another web based bookmark managed, but beside being a personal itch I had to scratch, it also serves as a testbed for several things:

- Pybliographer 1.3: this branch uses a bsddb backend to store the data, and has its own file format for exchange. So garlic is useful to test if someone would actually like to code against pyblio-1.3, and if the code works in situations it was not especially designed to handle.

- twisted: in this version of garlic, a companion application is able to parse RSS feeds and insert them in the bookmark manager (in a dedicated folder), via twisted's RPC system. Other features might be added in a similar way, it's just that I really wanted this one for my personal use :-)

- quixote: a simple yet elegant way to generate html code in very natural python. I tested nevow a while ago (nevow is the "official" web templating solution on twisted), but it was evolving too fast at that time for someone that was also learning twisted :-) I'll give it another try soon, as it is really really elegant.

Another area I'd like to explore is some high-level testing framework for GUIs (esp. python-gtk). Certainly a tricky issue, but I really saw no higher-level approach than using X to simulate events. Of course a higher level means probably limiting oneself to a given toolkit. But using signals and playing with the widget tree seems to offer more power.

Don't know how I could mix that into garlic however :-]