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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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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(This blog post is a long, rambling retrospective on my recent undergrad comp-sci course at Michigan State U., newly renamed to "Concepts in Database-backed Web Programming".)
I set out this term to teach a CS class in the way I would have wanted it taught when I was an undergrad …
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Here's a summary of the e-mail responses I got to my lazyweb query re code review and git.
A few people (Paul Nasrat and Jeff Balogh) pointed out that Review Board supports git. So I may try that.
Charles McCreary has had good experience with Rietveld, but I don't think …
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The pygr project is gearing up to do some code reviews, and we're not aware of too many (any?) mature (or even adolescent) tools that interact well with git. A Google search finds Gerrit and a blog post about Code Review -- anything else we should know about?
thanks, --titus
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We're going through the PyCon '09 review process, and participating in the process has been pretty interesting. (I joined the Program Committee in large part because I was told to put up or shut up after I critiqued PyCon '08. Ahh, the open source world... where you're encouraged to go …
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