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4949_32 Deryck Hodge's Bookmarks Tagged With "python"

  1. Visit Python's Makefile Python's Makefile

    I'm thinking about build tools and build systems for web sites lately. Especially being at a new job, with a few sites and a few developers. Reading something earlier from Bicking made me discover this one, and I'm saving it mostly for the CSS/J… More

  2. Visit What PHP Deployment Gets Right What PHP Deployment Gets Right

    It's popular among Python and Ruby web developers to slam on PHP these days, which I've never really been into. It's nice to see Ian Bicking give PHP credit for something it does do well. Personally, I think the points about the shared C library… More

  3. Visit Eventlet - Second Life Wiki Eventlet - Second Life Wiki

    Found via Simon Willison. A pure Python library networking library, offering non-blocking io.

  4. Visit Introducing templatemaker | Holovaty.com Introducing templatemaker | Holovaty.com

    Adrian has released some code to make page scraping easier. Given a set of pages from a site that all share the same base "template," this library makes pulling the bits you need simpler. Looks to be useful, though I haven't played with it yet.

  5. Visit Compiling Dynamic Languages - Google Video Compiling Dynamic Languages - Google Video

    Saw this on Jacob Kaplan-Moss' site. Don't have time to watch now, so saving for later.

  6. Visit Python, Mac OS X, and Readline. Python, Mac OS X, and Readline.

    Took me forever to find a readline download that would work for Python on my Macbook Pro. This blog entry contains a link to an SVN repo that works.

  7. Visit PyCon - A Conference of the Python Community | TX2007 / CallForProposals PyCon - A Conference of the Python Community | TX2007 / CallForProposals

    PyCon is open for submissions.

  8. Visit Python main() functions Python main() functions

    That Guido's pretty smart. I found I do most of this anyway, but I thought the sys.exit(main()) bit was very clever.

  9. Visit UnicodeEncoding - PythonInfo Wiki UnicodeEncoding - PythonInfo Wiki

    Not only do I soooo clearly get handling Unicode in Python from this, but I had a little laugh while reading it.

  10. Visit Python Library Reference Python Library Reference

    No matter how much I learn about Python, I can never seem to get away from the awesome library reference.

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