Ho, i miss it .. Yesterday, it tested the HttpAdapter for Webware. This is a nice, easy to use (no need to use the cgi or tweak the httpd.conf) Adapter for Webware. To test: Just copy the WebKit/Adapters/HTTPAdapter.py in your … Continue reading →
This is one of thing, i’m waiting for a long time. You can use http://www.freenet.org.nz/python/lufs-python/ to write a custom filesystem ‘view’ in python. Take for example: You have a bunch of mp3 laying around, and all information stored in a … Continue reading →
While loosing some time over python blogs, i just found this blog written in Webware. This sound amaizing since i have already done several things like this, using ww and Modeling but i found that using a RDBDM for a … Continue reading →
Today, ActiveState release a howto use source highlight in reST. It’s looks fine too. Right now i prefer using code2html, but i think this gonna change soon :) http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/252170/
reST is one of my favorite tools right now. It’s easy to read / write, produce some nice HTML output (as in http://respyre.org for example ). The only issue for me is that i’ve been unable to write some custom … Continue reading →
I spent a couple of hours to look at http://www.twistedmatrix.com/ . After a little of hacking, i think i understand how it works, mainly static.File. But i still need to work on this since i want to use it to … Continue reading →
I’ just discover ikaaro (http://www.ikaaro.org) last night. After a couple of ./configure; make install it seems to work pretty fine. I really need to look at this closer since it use a custom TAL like system that seems to be … Continue reading →
I have been waiting for this since a long. After writing a lot of applet for gnome desktop, now we can also write some for KDE ! Take a look at this article for additionnal infos. I’m pretty sure that … Continue reading →
This is really a fun reading, cause I think this gonna make a lot of Java users going crazy. So if you ususally write some Java code, please read it. You will understand why i really consider Python as a … Continue reading →