tbatterii

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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   "This probably means that 'controllers' need to go away in favor of 'resources', and routes can be vastly simplified, if not completely derived/inferred by the framework." http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/1.3-branch...
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   What makes eshell awesome is mostly that it blurs the lines between bash and elisp, you sort of kind of can use them together. Unfortunately the manual does not do this feature justice as it is largely incomplete. This article is the best
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   me as well.
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   You sure about that? It is my understanding that Zope/Plone has a fairly sizable community. They're just not as loud on the web as other framework fans. No one will know for sure until they are all counted though.
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   i would say django is the default choice for "yet another website" with some application logic sprinkled in. I wouldn't use it for anything other than a website serving up dynamic pages. I also feel I am fortunate to not have to build those
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   I got tired of constantly closing holes in the sharing. Seemed with every site update, stuff that used to be hidden appropriately was now public. They make it harder than it really should be.
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   I need this by the end of the week. :)
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   any time I read an email in gmail, I look to the right and I see adsense. it's been there for as long as I can remember. I always assumed that what you are describing might happen already has since it's rather obvious that the ads are tryin
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   by tbatterii 15y ago

   Because he's a politician ftfy
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    by tbatterii 15y ago

    "You could use *.exe installers" yeah I know, but then you aren't using PIP, and how's that work with virtualenv? Again, not as simple as some would have you believe.
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    by tbatterii 15y ago

    neither would I. but I'm not pretending they don't exist to prove a point :) Whether you or I prefer it or not, there are lots of people who either by choice or not develop on windows and in some cases deploy to windows servers. And for tho
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    by tbatterii 15y ago

    What's the package manager for windows? Mostly I agree with you, but installing python on windows is a PITA compared to *nix. PIP works until you need something that requires compiling extensions which is also a PITA on windows. IIRC easy_i