Archive | April, 2006

29 April 2006 ~ 0 Comments

Tuples and lists

James Tauber reminds us that Python tuples are not just constant lists.
Via: Ned Batchelder

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29 April 2006 ~ 0 Comments

Another Python wiki

Effbot announces another Python wiki, this time it’s a Python Reference Wiki. For reference, the other two are a Tutorial Wiki and a FAQ Wiki.

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28 April 2006 ~ 2 Comments

Webhosts and Ruby on Rails

Hrm… it seems like webhosts are starting to support Ruby on Rails. First (well, not “first” but you know what I mean) GoDaddy, and now stories like this:
I can finally start developing for Ruby on Rails. Mmm. I picked up the second edition of the PickAxe book from the library and have been reading through [...]

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27 April 2006 ~ 0 Comments

Yet another Python IDE

This one is called IronEdit and “strives to be the all-in-one, but not-so-bloated IDE for Python.”
I still prefer my free copy of Komodo.

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27 April 2006 ~ 0 Comments

Versions and release candidates

Kevin Dangoor wonders what is a “release candidate”?
Quoth Kevin:
I do have a bit of a pet peeve with the way a number of projects use the term “release candidate” (often appearing as “rc” in version numbers).

Monkey with “alpha”, “beta” and “gamma” releases all you want, but at least recognize “rc” for what it is because [...]

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