March 31, 2010
Posted by Eddie
I just removed a (real live) bat from my living room. That was easier than installing PIL in a virtualenv for Ubuntu 9.10. Why? Googling the subject seems to bring up a lot of old or mis-information. This will explain how… mostly so I can do it again next time. I started with a –no-site-packages […]
January 25, 2009
Posted by Eddie
Based on the title, Expert Python Programming, (by Tarek Ziadé) I had expected a book covering the Python language… syntax, advanced data structures, maybe some functional programming… stuff like that. This book surprised me. Rather, it contains a hodgepodge of information about the world of Python development, from setting up editors to distributed version control […]
September 3, 2008
Posted by Eddie
Sweet, Django 1.0 has been released.
July 7, 2008
Posted by Eddie
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been playing around with Django. Because of that, I’ve been looking at a few different books on the subject. I first started out with the Django Book, which took me a few days to read. I can’t say I absorbed it all, but I got the general idea. Then […]
Happy July 4th! Now, with that out of the way… My sister Tania was at the Nathan’s Hot Dog eating competition today. She was happy with the result, I was rooting for Kobayashi. Oh well. My roommate was rather disgusted by the whole thing. Me? I found myself REALLY wanting a hot dog. Speaking of […]
April 13, 2008
Posted by Eddie
Until further notice; learn python. It is a hybrid language, and it is gives a reasonably un-biased PLT context.
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