I've created a new page for some projects, including some projects already mentioned here, at code.ntworks.net. It is based on Trac (slightly modified, still without blackjack and hookers) and provides a bug tracker, wiki, code browser etc. for every project.
The official gVim Portable is built without built-in Python support. If you need it:
let $PATH = $PATH . ";" . $VIM . "\\..\\..\\..\\MovablePython\\movpy"
let $PYTHONPATH = $VIM . "\\..\\..\\..\\MovablePython\\movpy"
let $PYTHONPATH = $PYTHONPATH . ";" . $VIM . "\\..\\..\\..\\MovablePython\\movpy\\lib"
let $PYTHONPATH = $PYTHONPATH . ";" . $VIM . "\\..\\..\\..\\MovablePython\\movpy\\lib\\library.zip"
That's it. Now start gVim Portable and try to run a Python command, eg. :py import platform; print platform.system()
Note: In an earlier version of this post the Portable Python development release from PortableApps.com was used instead of Moveable Python. This does not work because of some issues with module loading.
From the docs:
A simple class based on Thread::Queue to automatically call subroutines for special queue elements.
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