Well, yesterday I was reading the following tutorial by Mark Mruss: “WordPy offline blogging tool” and I decided port this application to Maemo. I removed the Glade connection and did that it only depending of gtk/hildon. This only took me a couple of hours, since the UI is simple and the code more difficult was already written.
Now I will add more options as categories, edit posts and more things that it can do wordpresslib, the library with which that’s made WordPy. This library is made by Michele Ferretti.
Well, an image worth more than thousand words, here is MaemoWordPy:
In a few days I will release a first version for Internet Tablets.
Pd. This post is written with MaemoWordPy in N800, and yes, it can upload images 
Update: I was testing wordpresslib and I delete this post, and edit other, but I didn’t want do this 
Sorry, comments were deleted too. But I am not a censor.
Mental note: I must do backups every day.
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Why take glade support out?? Glade helps you work with different screen sizes. TAKes widget tree creation out of your code.
I preferred removing glade, because before it wasn’t supported well in Maemo. Now I don’t know. I prefer using python code to use the hildon library and take advantage of the options of this library.
Though if I have write an application UI, I make it first with glade and then I pass it to python code with a script.
In desktop applications I prefer use glade files for its facility.
Best Regards.