GNU Mailman 3 and Django
summary
Mailman 3 separates web UIs from the core and uses Django to provide a JSON local REST API (HTTP) with Python bindings in the mailman.client package, plus a Zope-based archiver interface for per-message hooks. Two reusable Django apps exist: Postorius for list creation, subscription and preference changes and HyperKitty as a threaded archiver with stats and in-browser posting. A Launchpad "mailman-bundler" installer wires mailman, apps and mail server; several GSoC students contributed and Fedora runs a working demo.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Mailman 3
- 2:06Mailman 3 architecture
- 3:24APIs and integration
- 5:04Django applications
- 7:56Installing and configuring
- 9:31Building custom applications
- 15:25Custom archiving logic
- 21:22Community and contribution
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