nek4life

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   by nek4life 16y ago

   It's like anything else, you just need to use it in moderation.
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   by nek4life 17y ago

   In the 1.2 release notes it states that due to changes made to the template caching layer it is now much easier to work with non-django template languages. http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.2/#template-...
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   by nek4life 17y ago

   Here's a pretty nice list of programming fonts. http://hivelogic.com/articles/top-10-programming-fonts/ I like DejaVu sans and Monaco
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   by nek4life 17y ago

   Is there anything like this for Python? I know there's Google App Engine, but to deploy a Django app it seems like you need to specifically write your app to work there. Where as this appears to be a solution to deploy any rails based app
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   Android 2.0, Release 1(developer.android.com)

   25 points by nek4life 17y ago|7 comments
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   by nek4life 17y ago

   Just wait until they release the Poladroid instant picture camera phone.
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   by nek4life 17y ago

   Good things to be aware of, I certainly won't be doing any android development for my current job. More server-side web app type things.
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   by nek4life 17y ago

   Sounds like a good (interesting) way to get started. Thanks for all the replies.
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   by nek4life 17y ago

   I need to learn Java for work and I'm looking for an interesting project to learn it with. Any thoughts on building an Android app for my first project? Would this be a good way to become familiar with the language?