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721.
A Standards Based Approach to Comet Communication with REST(cometdaily.com)
1 points by macmac 19y ago|0 comments
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by macmac 19y ago
I agree. I do not get why he has chosen to emphasise the ticketing system instead. It seems like a pretty trivial thing to implement in most frameworks.
723.
Web2py - yet another Python web-framework(mdp.cti.depaul.edu)
9 points by macmac 19y ago|9 comments
724.
In-browser code editor with syntax highlighting (cdolivet.net)
22 points by macmac 19y ago|6 comments
725.
Transclusion made easy - New Purple Include Release(codinginparadise.org)
1 points by macmac 19y ago|0 comments
726.
Dave Winer launches his new product later today...(scripting.com)
5 points by macmac 19y ago|0 comments
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A videoblog about Plone, Python, Zope, Web2.0, Second Life and many more Technology topics. (comlounge.tv)
1 points by macmac 19y ago|0 comments
728.
by macmac 19y ago
You said it. I know Mark was looking into wxPython at one point, but there was something he could not get to work properly. I believe it was something in the tree widget - maybe the little box next to the name of the node.
729.
by macmac 19y ago
Why is there no buzz around literate programming anymore? would all the focus on testdriven development I would think it would be a hot topic. Does anybody know of any good literate tools for Python other than the Leo editor?
730.
Literate Haskell(contracts.scheming.org)
1 points by macmac 19y ago|3 comments
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by macmac 19y ago
Forgive me for stating the obvious, but the answer depends entirely on what that start-up would be doing and in what context it would be operating(skills of programmers available, integration to other code etc.)