Regis just release the first version of python alsa module. Beside this is a part of a really large program, i ‘ve been working on for a while, i don’t really know this part. Phil and Regis decided to distribute … Continue reading →
This is more a provocation for Ian, than a real post. While looking for a good python wiki, i found http://wiki.w4py.org/thiswiki.html (wiki.Webware) really interesting. And once again this is webware so : you don’t have a tgz .. but a … Continue reading →
Webware is one of my favorite webapp. Simply because i understand how it works. There is no magic in.. just a standard Servlet way of think. But on the other side, i really think some part of webware should be … Continue reading →
Singleton is one of the well known design pattern. In python, most of us use the Borg Singleton like, which is not a true Singleton, since only the ‘state is shared’. In fact, you use distinct objects but they share … Continue reading →
Tomorrow, i will teach Python to my students (i work in a school as developper) so, sometimes someone ask me for a python introduction. I usually make my slides w/ OO or full html + custom CSS. Today while trying … Continue reading →
http://supybot.sourceforge.net (SupyBot) is the coolest ircbot written in python, that i’ ever used. After 3 years of good work with eggdrop, it’s time to use something more userfriendly and python based. This is a short introduction to use it: download … Continue reading →
Yes it works !! While looking for a way to have some better URL in Webware, than the defaut http://host/Servlet?arg0=..&arg1=, Ian tell me to look at WebKit.URLParser. After a little time looking at the source i managed to do this … Continue reading →
This post load testing BIND using dnspython and queryperf is a nice post about the use of dnspython module. There is a bunch of dns module right now adns and other.. but this one looks kool since it can read … Continue reading →
While looking for a way to call ioctl in Python, I found this . This is really strange.. have you ever think of tweaking a kernel with Python ? , i don’t. Anyway, I really enjoy this, since i don’t … Continue reading →