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Discussion for the Utah Python User Group
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Meeting tomorrow: Bazaar and Mercurial
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David Owen will be presenting tomorrow on Bazaar, and Byron Clark on Mercurial. Bazaar and Mercurial are both distributed source control systems written in Python. DSCM is the future of source control because you have an entire repository clone with each checkout, which lets you perform offline commits, FAST history searches, and (this is an... more »
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Hi there! help?
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on unix, just set the "shebang" line -- ...on windows, I have no idea.
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Your mom called, said it’s time to register already
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While you were out, your mom called and asked that we tell you, "If I've told you once, I've told you a million times, leave your muddy shoes outside… And, make sure you register for the 2008 Utah Open Source Conference before August 7 because that's when early registration ends and the price goes up!"... more »
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Package organization
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Hi,
So we are starting a new project at work and storing it in a
subversion repository. My question is, what is the standard method of
naming of folder for projects that will have trunks and branches to
deal with the PYTHONPATH.
Say we have a project named 'example'. Within the project we want to... more »
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Developer II position using Python open at Verio
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Verio has recently posted a job on my team (Migrations) for a new
developer. We move large blocks of hosted web sites between hosting
platforms. Our main migration system is written almost entirely in
Python, and we are currently building our next-generation platform
using TurboGears, SQLAlchemy, Dojo, etc. on a Postgres database. We... more »
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Screencast?
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While attempting to listen to the last meeting's podcast and follow
along, I thought, "it sure would be nice to see his screen to
supplement what he is explaining."
Has the idea of screencasting ever come up?
[link]
[link]... more »
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Meeting tomorrow (July 10): Twisted, scripting OpenOffice.org
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Paul Cannon is presenting Twisted by popular demand, and Justin Findlay is presenting scripting OpenOffice. Twisted is of course the often-referenced but seldom-understood asynchronous networking framework and OpenOffice is, well, what it sounds like. I guess some people would say Twisted is what it sounds... more »
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Utah Open Source on CouchCast.org
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Hey everybody! Guess what! The Utah Open Source Foundation's very own Jason Hall (Jayce^ [the face]) will be discussing the Utah Open Source Conference with Robert Merrill et al, on CouchCast ([link]). CouchCast is a local show with topics around technology and business. Its a call-in show, so be sure to get on the line in advance and ask... more »
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anyone used werkzeug wsgi libraries
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The tutorial on the werkzeug web site [link] is pretty nice - it combines the werkzeug wsgi libraries/framework with SQLAlchemy and jinja (the Django template language). The result is in my opinion a nice simple framework that is easier and cleaner than Django and cleaner than webpy the view file in the tutorial just needs... more »
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id calling function
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in this case I would structure things something like this def __testForLocationChange(self): '''noChange: pass yesChange: create movement line showing travel __populateDeltaTable''' def __populateDeltaTable(self): do the regular delta table entry... more »
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