At Google Campfire One, v 2.0 -- introducing AppEngine.
IT'S FREEZING. The cider ran out. Brr.
Deploying Web apps is annoyingly difficult. Technical hurdles, etc. Need machines. Blech. Costly.
AppEngine solves all these problems. Runs web apps, handles app lifecycles, apps are run on Google infrastructure can make use of …
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Disney Animation has an opening for a summer intern to work on a testing project under the supervision of Paul Hildebrandt and Dr. C. Titus Brown. The ideal candidate will have experience with a dynamic language supporting introspection (Python preferred …
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""" A-grade engineers are unfortunately similar to Welsh longbowmen: devastatingly potent compared to their peers, but you have to start their training at age 10 or so. Simply upping the salaries of A-grade engineers won't magically create more of them. We know this, as we …read more
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On top of dreamhost dropping off the 'net just when I posted a bunch of screencasts... our socal-piggies meeting nearly got whacked because this month's organizer uses Yahoo, and most of the messages going through my mail server (which hosts the mailing list) were filed as "spam".
Now Yahoo is …
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I put together an unofficial screencast about the Google Summer of Code based on a pitch I gave to the Michigan State undergrad CSE population. Enjoy. Please forward on to anyone who might be interested...
--titus
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Posted by Leo Soto on 2008-03-27 at 09:16.
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The simple application I demoed at PyCon '08 during my talk on the OLPC and testing is now available: I call it "peekaboo".
peekaboo is a way to watch your code being executed in another process using sys.settrace, figleaf, and XML-RPC.
The two screencasts below should explain it.
The …
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At PyCon '08, I gave a talk on testing and the OLPC project where I referred to the "Testing Death Spiral". My accompanying slide, which aimed to be simple rather than comprehensive, had this scenario:
Write a bunch of code & manually test it.
(Good so far.)
Start adding features over …
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