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I recently built a website with the Django web framework, and I was able to use my tablet as a server from which i did most of my development.
Django is written in python and although has a bit of a learning curve is fairly simple to understand. Running it off of your nokia is an easy way to learn Django without the hassle of configuring apache or another http server to work with Django. Its also a cool thing to further demonstrate the capabilities of the nokia tablets. One other thing that Django can help with is the fast creation of web applications that may be able to function as make-shift replacements for the full-fledged applications that the maemo platform is currently lacking.
I don't know if there is any interest in this but I wrote up the steps I took to get Django up and running:
http://paulmostardi.com/blog/2007/Ap...lopment-server
Let me know if it works for you
Last edited by ColonelMustard; 2007-04-06 at 23:36.