Fail Early and Fail Often. Eleven Django blog engines you should know. That apps that power Mingus 0. The truest sentence you know. The apps that power Django-Mingus.

Python Programming from the Frontlines. 10 Years of Mouse Vs the Python. When I first started this blog, ten years ago today, I never thought I would be blogging about Python for a decade. In fact, I wrote 7 articles about that first PyCon event before I wrote my very first tutorial-like article.

And all too infrequent journal of Paul Downey. Published with an Atom Feed. And under a Creative Commons License. One CSV, thirty stories.

I try to do as much as I can using it. I have converted many SVN based projects over to git so that I can interact with them more naturally. I wanted a bit more of a challenge than just using. One thing that has bothered my about git was the lack of tab complete. Well, this was completely my fault. It turns out that in the git source tree in their. Directory is tab complete bash script! .

Friday, September 4, 2009. And participating in two panels. This sort of event is always a lot of work, study, and networking. Portland is a very green city, has great food, and is famous for cycling.

A tiny piece of principle of development to add to your list. So far we have a few useful principles to follow during web and generally software development. Everyone remembers the DRY, KISS and all that. Let me add my own little gem to the list. Obvious no? Its all about respect, no coding required.

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A small-batch artisanal podcast for irreverent pythonistas. Published March 31, 2014. At long last, we finally get down to some Real Talk about Python 3. In this episode, Mike.