Tag: python

  • Zed Shaw’s take on GAE is entertaining.

  • Now this is very cute : [(f.title,f.key()) for f in db.GqlQuery(“select * from Film order by title”)] See that? A GQL (query language for GAE) query object automatically supports iteration, so you can use it in a list comprehension.

  • OK … better start finding out about Google App. Engine Damn! Don’t think I was in the first 10,000 applicants for a beta … got the downloadable development environment though … watch this space … Update : Actually, I did get one … 🙂

  • Wow! I need to get into Buildout. Update : Good blog-post accompaniment

  • Somehow I feel I should be exploring WikidBase Looks clever … and in Python.

  • Paul Graham’s Arc Challenge . Examples in Lisp, Smalltalk Seaside, Ruby, Perl and Python (using generators instead of continuations) And an Erlang response.

  • Ian Bicking on what PHP deployment gets right.

  • I’m playing with pipelining in Python over on Composing.

  • Python on Silverlight? I’m intrigued despite myself.

  • Quick Note : I just had a revolution in my thinking, triggered by Enso but influenced by several other recent trends. You write Enso “extensions” as XML-RPC servers sitting on your local machine, register them with Enso and it calls them using XML-RPC. I tried the example from the tutorial and it’s very cute and…