Paul Jimenez

Sphinx generates nice docs from code comments, thus encouraging them both to stay up to date. RtD is a defacto (python-world) standard, and is also free. We're currently doing self-hosted...

You know what they say, @techtonik : PRs accepted!

I think this is mostly done. Concur, @whit537 ?

Oh, hunh, i was only thinking about `aspen/__init__.py`. Fair enough.

does 'empty' mean None? or '' ? or all-whitespace? which, or all, of those three, as output from a renderer, should cause a 204 to be raised?

http://pyrsistent.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ might be useful for this

because then they collide with the webpage namespace. Do you want your 404 page to also be /404 on your website?

@Changaco yes, git blame will (correctly) lead you to the 'big squashed commit'... instead of incorrectly leading to some random unfinished-small-intermediate commit. As for big commits... we could make an...

specify this how? where? an outbound hook?

So, there's options here: 1) Add Last-Modified: headers on outbound responses, and respond to If-Modified-Since: headers with a 304 if appropriate 2) Add ETags: headers on outbound responses and respond...