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by lucks 19y ago
Get creative and make a game for the One Laptop Per Child platform. Most of the focus is on Python with Pygame or PyGTK. The window manager called Sugar ( http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sugar) has a lot of emphasis on collaboration and is ver
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$100 Laptop Game Jam in June!(hackronym.com)
1 points by lucks 19y ago|1 comments
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by lucks 20y ago
It looks like there might not be database migrations for Turbogears based on this post: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=2397 . (Note that the post specifically refers to SQLAlchemy, which will be used in future versions of TurboGear
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Test Driven Development (Python & Ruby)(voidspace.org.uk)
3 points by lucks 20y ago|0 comments
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iReader Content Distilling and Vector-Based-Search (Cringley)(pbs.org)
2 points by lucks 20y ago|1 comments
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by lucks 20y ago
The screencast you posted was very nice, and very similar to the Turbogears screencast in spirit. In fact both frameworks look very very similar from the screencasts, with the only differences being URL mapping, the syntax of the methods i
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by lucks 20y ago
I have not tried Django, but all of the discussions I have read have hinted that the built-in admin interface to Django is awesome, but it seems it is the only real benefit over Turbogears. The consensus was to actually learn both, and use
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by lucks 20y ago
Perhaps some of the 12 tests/tips are. But I think there is some good stuff in there for solo or small-team projects. I myself have never used a bug tracker, but I sure have spent a lot of time coming up with some sort of solution for tha
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by lucks 20y ago
Well here is another feature request then - make the Feature Request, and edit links more noticeable. But thanks for the tip.
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by lucks 20y ago
I have a couple of feature requests: 1.) I just posted a comment with a typo, but I could not correct it, so an edit feature, or at least a preview feature before you submit the comment would be helpful. 2.) A bigger box to write these comm
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news.ycombinator.com Feature Requests
2 points by lucks 20y ago|5 comments
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by lucks 20y ago
The reason why I posted this link is to promote a discussion of python-based web application stacks. We have been using Rails for about a year now, and really enjoyed it from the very start because it did so much for us. Well we have prot
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Making a Wiki with TurboGears (Python)(showmedo.com)
7 points by lucks 20y ago|6 comments
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by lucks 20y ago
It is interesting to point out that Reddit already tried this platform for comments on scientific papers. arxiv.org has long been acknowledged as a forerunner to scientific e-publishing and is in fact a one-stop-shop for many subfields of