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yeah, but what always puzzled me, what exists there as jquery plugins is often available as dijit, dojox - provided directly by framework itself.
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14y ago
Well - there in an option - http://rhodecode.org - its open source and it supports both HG and git. I use it with redmine and have a really good setup with project and repository management.
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I was pretty comfortable with 4'3 inch android phone (xperia S to be precise), you could also get android phone with physical keyboard.
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Actually there is one other interesting project that has some high profile users and can be used as self hosted bitbucket/github: http://rhodecode.org/ It supports both hg and git, adn while the ui could look better - its very functional
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14y ago
You know guys, this always makes me wonder... So many of you experience issues because of cloud, why not got dedicated at hetzner or whatever your baremetal provider is?
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Why dojo toolkit get so little spotlight on HN compared to other js frameworks?
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Agreed, thats why i've made this small tutorial to illustrate the basics. Since i did a flask tutorial, pyramid doesnt feel harder to work with at any point.
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php has more users than python -> clearly it must be better language argument? I'd rather compare by design decisions than meaningless numbers.
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because in my opinion its better and more mature + it has more features while maintaining at least the fexibility of flask if not better. Also first stable and known framework with full python 3.x support
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Writing web applications in Python and Pyramid Web Framework
(pyramid-blogr.readthedocs.org)
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This sound like g+ - ppl sharing things that matter to me.
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Hello @calinet6, I've also wanted to suggest http://errormator.com - there is an excellent python client provided. It incorporates multiple features in a single package, exception gathering, integratted logging, slow query/request informa
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Bitbucket launches own referral program
(blog.bitbucket.org)
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Do IT with Poland - Promo movie for investors
(youtube.com)
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Cinnamon 1.6 Released - What GNOME 3 should really be
(cinnamon.linuxmint.com)
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Braintree’s open for business in Canada and Europe
(braintreepayments.com)
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14y ago
Almost all of my fellow developers (my dev circle is about 85 people) use it, i also follow quite a few of interesting product pages, also some of my friends use it - so def. there are people using it. My circles are carefully crafted so i
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14y ago
As far as I can tell, many people use it in production just fine. As for Pyramid vs. Flask, well pyramid gives you more, but you can use it flask-like if you want.
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Yes, because you could not search for your libraries before github existed. I don't see any logic in your claim.
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yeah we already had in Pyramid 1.3 for ages ;-) I can never be surprised enough how people are excited about django features that others take for granted.
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Depends on the requirements, but I suggest Python+Pyramid Web Framework - it's so flexible that you cant go wrong with it.
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Their libraries (especially SDL) are used when games get ported.
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It is, since they recently hired SDL developer - and it appears he will be working on it full time, same goes for darkplaces engine creator. So this is direct help to open source libraries.
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I do for Errormator task queue, since 2.5, no issues at all.
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I never used a service like that, so I wouldn't know ;-) But this sounds right.
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I can imagine that this "nonsense" would have some pretty good use cases in live performances etc. Think webcam, erotic theatre shows etc.
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Porn producers eyeing Google's Project Glass for POV films
(androidcentral.com)
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Ok, fair enough, do you have any argument on what "flask does better" than pyramid? Because as far as i can tell, pyramid does more and better out-of-the-box - like extensible permission system. I would really love to know what IS better in
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Clearly you haven't tried Pyramid yet ;-)
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14y ago
Linus offended github religion here. How can you be surprised? Seeing Github this/github that... new posts every week on top of the page ;-)
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