Any PlanetPython readers here?
--titus
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A great list of testing anti-patterns
This TDD anti-pattern catalogue is truly excellent!
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Posted by J Klassen on 2009-06-11 at 02:41.
hey, i used that whilst studing TDD for a CMPT 376 (tech writing) paper.
Posted by Paul Hildebrandt on 2009-06-12 at 23:06.
Great link, thanks!
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Hey look, it works!
Apparently the ipaddr module in Python 3.1 is disliked by some, and there was a reasonably robust discussion on python-dev about how it's wrong, wrong, wrong. Guido finally ruled: ixnay on the addr-pay.
This is pretty relevant given the twitstorm caused by Zed Shaw's ludicrously self-confident rants about how …
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Upgrading PlanetPlanet.
Proposal: the Python Buildhaus
I just submitted a Mellon Award for Tech Collaboration nomination for the Python Buildhaus. What's that, you ask?
read moreThe Python Buildhaus is a project to systematically build, test and release Open Source Python packages on Windows, Mac OS X, and a wide array of other UNIX architectures and operating systems …
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Python in the humanities?
I'm writing some proposals to expand support for Python infrastructure (think cross-platform build and test farms a la Snakebite) and for the Mellon Foundation application, I'd like to find out how Python is being used in the humanities. I found NLTK, the Natural Language Toolkit; what else is big?
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TALK: Open Source at Microsoft: The Past, Present, and Future
I'd like to invite you to attend the last of the Michigan State University CSE colloquia for the 2008-2009 academic year: jointly sponsored as an AT&T Visiting Lecturer by the MSU LCT, and the CSE department, Sam Ramji will speak about
Open Source at Microsoft: The Past, Present and …
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