anderspetersson

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by anderspetersson 14y ago
Rails (Ruby) or Django (Python).
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
Correct. Communism at its finest.
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
Work from a café. When I feel that I'm getting bored of coding all day I go to a local Café with my laptop and using my smartphones 3G connection shared on wifi to the laptop. Works great for looking up docs and googling a question if the C
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
This summer I went to Afghanistan to work for the Swedish Army, the work involved quite some risk. The weeks before I left I took the time to write such documents. These documents includes everything from how I wanted my funeral to be, ie c
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
A dream for someone looking at a github profile with the purpose of see if he/she should be hired or not.
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
I use a Chrome extension called georgify [1]. It makes the site better looking by changing the typography via CSS. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/georgify/ofjfdfale...
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
The feature I like the most from this release is by far the swappable User model. Needing an extra table and performing JOINs between the User and my profile table have really been a pain. I also like that some effort has been made to updat
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
I would be very surprised if they deprecate python 2.7 in Django 1.7. More likely to happend when django hit 2.0. It's going to take a while until all the packages you might need for a project supports py3k.
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
SEEKING WORK, Remote or in Sweden Skills includes Django, Python, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 and Linux. Would like to pick up some cool Django projects while I'm bootstraping my own product. More info and contact: anderspetersson.se
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
Cool. Heroku Postgres could use a challenger.
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
SEEKING WORK, Remote or in Sweden Skills includes Django, Python, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 and Linux. Would like to pick up some cool Django projects while I'm bootstraping my own product. More info and contact @ anderspetersson.se
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
Any PAAS, for example Appfog would do,
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
The first day of every month HN has a thread where freelancers can post their skills and people can announce they are looking for someone to do work for them. If you wait 2 more days you should see alot of people posting gigs availble for f
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
I recently bought 2 different sites that makes some cash with adsense passively every month, problem is that they're written with horrible PHP code I can't stand, so the first couple of month I will concentrate to convert these to sites to
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by anderspetersson 14y ago
2.7 The switching point for me will be when django start support 3.x. Looks like Django 1.5 will add experimental support for Python 3.x. Then there will take at least a couple months for most of the vital packages to be compatible.
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
Python (2.7) tutorial. Django (1.4) tutorial. Get a beta invite to gondor.io or ep.io so deployment does not become a pain in the ass. "Practical django projects" is often recommended as good reading, I've never read it and it's starting to
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
I was unaware that themeforest didn't cover their themes markup either, then my point is obviously proven wrong, congrats on a great idea.
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
So, this is great and all, but: How are you going to prevent people from stealing the themes instead of buying them? One can grab the full HTML and CSS from the preview views.
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
Hey, finally it launched, will definitely come in handy. I found a bug in the docs: On http://developer.postmarkapp.com/developer-inbound-parse.htm... the link named 'API developer email list' links to 'file://localhost/Users/alexhillman/
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
Run 10 km, per week.
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
A good alternative to RoR is definitely Django. It's written in Python, witch, according to me, has a much cleaner syntax than Ruby. I switched from a ASP3.0/ASP.NET MVC background to Django 2 years ago when I got tired of the licensing cos
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
During DHS11 they seems to have a 20 gbit link divided into a pair of 10 gbits, one in each hall. The summer events is usually about half the size as the winter events.
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How much bandwidth does the worlds largest LAN use?(inet.event.dreamhack.se)
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by anderspetersson 15y ago
Django had a project accepted to Google Summer of Code 2011 to get some schema migration love into core, so the future looks good, but if you ask me 'pip install south' isn't that much of an issue.
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by anderspetersson 16y ago
Deployment of Django apps are becoming as easy as deploying Rails apps to Heroku. Two simular services for python in private beta are www.ep.io and www.gondor.io