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05.03.2009
# Evserver, part3: Simplified Etherpad clone
But I know how to create Comet applications easily using EvServer and Django. I realized that I could build a simplified Etherpad clone, which supports a markup language! | 05.03.2009 15:19 Uhr | ampq comet ajax python
08.09.2008
# Disco
Disco is an open-source implementation of the Map-Reduce framework for distributed computing. As the original framework, Disco supports parallel computations over large data sets on unreliable cluster of computers.
The Disco core is written in Erlang, a functional language that is designed for building robust fault-tolerant distributed applications. Users of Disco typically write jobs in Python, which makes it possible to express even complex algorithms or data processing tasks often only in tens of lines of code. | 08.09.2008 09:33 Uhr | mapreduce erlang python
07.01.2008
# Django on Jython: Minding the Gap ← http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=47992
The most important thing to know about Django on Jython is that we are almost there, and with clean code. | 07.01.2008 11:32 Uhr | python jython web java
24.05.2007
# reviewboard - Google Code ← http://blog.emptyway.com/2007/05/21/interesting-new-code-review-tool/
Review Board is a web-based tool designed to help projects and companies keep track of pending code changes and make code reviews much less painful and time-consuming. It is being developed for use in VMware, but is designed to be generic enough to use in any project. It supports SVNs and Perforce natively, though other SCM backends can be written for it. | 24.05.2007 18:15 Uhr | work python
19.11.2006
# Nelson's Weblog: tech / good / flickrClient
I love how simple and Pythonic this is. Data is loosely typed. API calls are built dynamically. Everything is so abstract that the library code doesn't even have to be updated when new API methods or datatypes are added to Flickr. Clean, simple, perfect for scripting. It's about the exact opposite of SOAP and WSDL where you typically use thousands of lines of generated code to call the service. | 19.11.2006 10:32 Uhr | python rest
05.07.2006
# CLPython - an implementation of Python in Common Lisp
05.07.2006 10:21 Uhr | lisp python
06.03.2006
# MakeMyShow: STOMPy
STOMPY: PYTHON STOMP CLIENT LIBRARY | 06.03.2006 20:11 Uhr | python jms
28.02.2006
# python:webpy:simpleblog [k4ml's wiki]
Python code - simple blog in webpy | 28.02.2006 15:36 Uhr | python web
15.11.2005
# twill: an extensible scriptlet language for testing web apps
twill is a tool for Web application testing. twill implements a simple scripting language that can be used interactively or from scripts; this language contains commands for browsing the Web, filling out forms, and asserting various conditions. | 15.11.2005 14:15 Uhr | python web
30.08.2005
# XML.com: Dispatching in a REST Protocol Application
In my last column I covered how to dispatch based on mime type. That's only part of the dispatching story. The other two major pieces of information to use when dispatching are the HTTP method and the URI. Let's look at the HTTP method first. | 30.08.2005 09:25 Uhr | python web rest
25.08.2005
# Code Craft - Freedom languages ← http://kasparov.skife.org/blog/
I've never met a coding God who didn't know at least one "freedom language" that they thought was great. Many know several. Some refuse to program in anything else. What, pray tell, is a "freedom language"? Freedom languages are those languages that put the individual programmer at the center of their philosophical world. They work hard to remove any language constructs that reduce programmer freedom, and add the most powerful constructs available. Many are post-modern languages and most tend to be syntactically dense. | 25.08.2005 21:35 Uhr | work ruby java python software
# Handling Form data with Formencode SQLObject
Two of my favorite and most often-used Python packges are formencode and sqlobject. Using these packages together is done fairly often, but I?ve rarely seen any documentation describing a full form display, validation, and insert into a database of new data from said form. | 25.08.2005 11:15 Uhr | python web
22.07.2005
# jython 2.2a1 : SourceForge.net: jython-users
This version of Jython has support for most of Python 2.2 and numerous
features from Python 2.3 and beyond. | 22.07.2005 09:04 Uhr | jython java python
18.07.2005
# Django | The Web framework for perfectionists with deadlines ← http://simon.incutio.com/archive/2005/07/17/django
Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. | 18.07.2005 19:58 Uhr | python web
26.04.2005
# Agile Testing: sparkplot: creating sparklines with matplotlib
26.04.2005 13:33 Uhr | python
27.03.2005
# uploadr.py ← http://www.boingboing.net/
Upload images to your Flickr account in Python. | 27.03.2005 13:37 Uhr | web python
21.03.2005
# GUI Programming with Python: QT Edition
21.03.2005 07:44 Uhr | python
20.03.2005
# devachan ← http://www.pythonware.com/daily/
devachan' is an open-source (LGPL license) software for easy 3d programming (using python and OpenGL).I'm interested in real-time computer-generated visual art and I started developing 'devachan' for my works. With support and cooperation from interested people it could become a tool useful for every kind of visualization need. | 20.03.2005 11:13 Uhr | python
02.03.2005
# Level : Durus ElementTree = XML Object Database or Frankenstein's Monster?
Grabbing my favorite Pythonic XML-tool, ElementTree, I was able to combine it with Durus in only 9 lines of Python | 02.03.2005 14:28 Uhr | python xml
04.02.2005
# PEP 20 -- The Zen of Python ← http://bob.pythonmac.org/archives/2005/02/04/namespaces-are-one-honking-great-idea-lets-do-more-of-those/
Long time Pythoneer Tim Peters succinctly channels the BDFL's guiding principles for Python's design into 20 aphorisms, only 19 of which have been written down. | 04.02.2005 18:37 Uhr | python
02.02.2005
# javaclass/ClassFile ← http://www.python.org/pypi?:action=display&name=javaclass&version=0.1
The javaclass collection of packages and utilities (also known as ClassFile) provides a means of importing Java classes and packages directly into Python, without the need for a Java virtual machine, so that the classes may be instantiated, accessed, run and manipulated just like Python classes, and that the resulting objects and methods can be accessed and manipulated just like Python objects and methods. | 02.02.2005 20:14 Uhr | java python
05.03.2003
# developerWorks : Linux : Metaclass programming in Python ← http://www.schockwellenreiter.de/
It turns out that a number of new programming constructs become either easier, or possible at all, when you can customize the process of object creation. Metaclasses enable certain types of "aspect-oriented programming," for example, you can enhance classes with features like tracing capabilities, object persistence, exception logging, and more. | 05.03.2003 09:25 Uhr | Python