- Kitchen & dependencies
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Imagine briefly that you have a superb Django project like, say Croisé dans le métro . You may have these problems :
- You would like to deploy your projet on your super-computer without difficulties.
- You would like to avoid headhache with your numerous project’s dependencies that change quite frequently.
- You would like to avoid explaining to Alfred how to install those sames dependencies on his computer every time you change something.
There is a solution, and here it is step by step !
- Peafowl
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You might already have heard of Starling, a light-weight persistent queue server that speaks the memcache protocol and that powers Twitter (when it’s up).
Now, let me introduce to you, Peafowl, a Starling port in python, fully compatible with Starling queue log. - Próxima Estación: Esperanzah!
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Depuis quelques mois, je cherche comment résumer, comme l’ont déjà fait certains, mes aventures pendant le dernier festival Esperanzah!. Après avoir écrit un roman d’absurdité, je me suis rappelé que d’autres l’avaient déjà résumé pour moi…
- Django & Capistrano
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One of the major Django‘s drawback for a project like Paperblog is the lack of automated deployement tools, like Capistrano for Rails. But Capistrano is designed to be flexible, this is how to get it able to deploy Django project.
- When October comes
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Octobre s’annonce déjà et avec lui, comme chaque année, le Nancy Jazz Pulsations.
- New Way, New Life
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Changements après changements, on se retrouve dans une nouvelle ville, une nouvelle voie, une nouvelle vie.
- 25 or 6 to 4
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Pendant que tout un tas de changement s’effectue ou s’annonce, l’ami DNAM m’autorise à faire le point. Alors je me coupe en 4 et je m’y colle.
Liens
- The Setup. The setup is a bunch of nerdy interviews about what people do use to get the job done?
- Redesigning the Boarding Pass. The design of boarding passes makes me want to scratch my eyes out.
- Django 1.2 alpha 1 release notes. This is the first in a series of preview/development releases leading up to the eventual release of Django 1.2, currently scheduled to take place in March 2010.
- Patrik Budenz. Photography by Patrik Budenz.
—— Douglas Coupland, Microserfs