What would you like to see in the virtual Charm School hangouts?

[franck.dehay at orange.com]

Hello all,

Being quite new to juju, I would like to be able to give fellow programmers some best practices on how to write charms.
We are investigating Chef as well and the move from bash to ruby was seen as a progress (indempotence with keywords, templating engine...)

Browsing through the charm store, I see lots of diversity, which is normal as juju requires only executable files as hooks.
Some implement all in one python program with symlinks (quite cute I would say), most do the install with bash...
If you guys had some proposal for best suited method it would be nice.

I remember having read in the archives that python would be the recommended language.
Is it still the vision?
Which templating method would be recommended (jinja?)
Do you have one recommended charm as starting point?

Thanks a lot!

franck.dehay at orange.com<mailto:franck.dehay at orange-ftgroup.com>


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