stephen_mcd

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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
A couple of points: - The article's intention is to illustrate languages the reader hasn't used before. The fact your favourite language isn't listed there is all the more reason to give it a read. - At the language level, I wouldn't classi
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Wrote the reverse a while back, Rails quickstart for Djangonauts: http://blog.jupo.org/2011/07/30/rails-quick-start-for-django...
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Mezzanine 1.3 and Cartridge 0.7 (Django CMS and Ecommerce platforms) released(groups.google.com)
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Gnotty 0.2 Released(blog.jupo.org)
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Fear not, weary HackerNewser, for I've got you covered throughout your treacherous quest for deeper knowledge. What I've been able to do is apply my in-depth experience at link clicking and text selection - both tasks which I've only needed
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Wrote almost the same article a while back: http://blog.jupo.org/2011/09/12/open-source-for-you/
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
I did a light comparison a while back: http://blog.jupo.org/2011/07/30/rails-quick-start-for-django...
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Here's a link straight to the demo: http://gnotty.jupo.org/irc/
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Show HN: Mobile IRC with Bonus Robots(blog.jupo.org)
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
What's in the GitHub repo is entirely it - I'm just working on a blog post to announce it, so you can get started right now.
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Awesome :-)
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
I'm about a day away from releasing Gnotty, which is a similar tool but open source: https://github.com/stephenmcd/gnotty Mobile-friendly IRC web client, private rooms, and bots with commands/webhooks.
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Still won't make up for the prequels, sorry George.
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
It's a tool called Present written by Rob Pike and Andrew Gerrand from the Go team: https://code.google.com/p/go/source/browse/present?repo=talk... They gave a presentation about it a couple of weeks ago at the Sydney golang meetup. It ha
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
It's the blog of a hosted Redis service. Make sense?
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Here's my own one I recently built: https://github.com/stephenmcd/gnotty Built with Django and websockets, so you can easily wrap authenticated views around it. Also includes a bot framework with support for webhooks. Some of the bundled
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Vimeo-deck.js - Synchronize Speaker Deck presentations with Vimeo videos.(github.com)
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Most of the methods provided are functions already built into Python (map, filter, reduce, all, any, min, max) Also the underscore variable name conflicts with the common convention of using an underscore as the i18n translation function. T
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
I haven't, shame on me. I guess I thought it was such a small piece of code that it wasn't worth it.
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Plug for my own hg-github extension: https://github.com/stephenmcd/hg-github It's a thin wrapper over the hg-git extension that lets me push my Bitbucket repos to GitHub for all my open source projects. I can then accept pull requests on
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Django Dash 2012 - All Entries and Source Code(blog.jupo.org)
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
It's the summer of 2018. Facebook shares drop to 17 cents as their PHP to ASM compiler project nears completion.
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Not sure how comparable it is to hubot, but for the last couple of months I've been working on a similar project written in Python called gnotty: https://github.com/stephenmcd/gnotty Gnotty is primarily a modern web client for IRC, but al
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Please let us know when your project goes live!
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
For anyone interested, there's a live demo of both these systems available: Backend: http://mezzanine.jupo.org/admin/ (user/pass: demo/demo) Frontend: (with live-editing) http://mezzanine.jupo.org/blog/
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Mezzanine 1.2 and Cartridge 0.6 (Django CMS and Ecommerce platforms) released(groups.google.com)
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Circular Template Inheritance in Django(groups.google.com)
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Does the LFS admin pick up other Django apps the same way Django admin does? Last time I checked that was the biggest problem with it. All of a sudden you need to give your client two different backend system for managing their site. Mezzan
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Mezzanine 1.1 and Cartridge 0.5 (Django CMS and Ecommerce platforms) released(groups.google.com)
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by stephen_mcd 14y ago
Fabric seems to be the most popular deployment tool, yet the author advises against it without giving any reason why. I'd love to see some proper detail in the article around why. And not in the vein of "Chef/Puppet are better", but more al

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