I'm switching several projects from darcs to either git on github, or svn on Google Code.
twill, a simple Web testing tool/HTTP driver in Python, was switched over to Google Code several months ago: see http://code.google.com/p/twill. I'll post more on twill development soon, I …
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As Jesse writes, Trent revealed the existence of Snakebite yesterday. Snakebite is an "open network" of various machines that Trent and others (myself included) are making available to the Python community for build and debug purposes. I'm coordinating the MSU component, which basically means that I run interference for Trent …
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A fellow prof here at MSU, Rich Enbody, whipped up the following cheat-sheet for new programmers transitioning from Python (CSE 231) to C++ (CSE 232). He welcomes comments. Here's the link:
http://web.cse.msu.edu/~cse231/python2Cpp.html
Paranthetically, he and his cohort in crime, Bill Punch, will be …
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A friend asks,
i'm going to be recoding <x> from scratch starting next week, in python. what codebase would you recommend as good to model after?
Any thoughts on a well-formed, reasonably sized (yet not huge), and simple Python code base?
There have to be some examples somewhere! I'd suggest …
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I've been watching Terminator: the Sarah Connor Chronicles on Hulu (best legit media site ever!), and I decided I needed to rant (mildly).
Even ignoring the whole problematic issue of time travel (central to the plot)), and the generally poor plot line inherited from the Terminator movies (whatcha gonna do …
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Google for pretencious. What an odd first result!
(I was looking for the correct spelling. Turns out it's a 't', not a 'c' or an 's', before the ious.)
--titus
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The decision of python-dev to deprecate bsddb has left us in a bit of a pickle (hah!) over in the pygr project. We're looking for a replacement for bsddb for default storage of infrequently- (or never-) changed pickled Python objects. Some of the parameters under consideration are:
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- Python version availability …
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