Test post from Tungsten C
Just a quick proof of concept post from the Palm Tungsten C I picked up on Ebay. Seems to work pretty well so far…
Archive | August, 2006
Of snakes and rubies
JP explains why he chose Python over Ruby, including a discussion WSGI and of web frameworks.
Comcast bandwidth
Now that my transition from SusCom to Comcast is complete, I checked my bandwidth again tonight: Not bad.
Convergence (or lack thereof)
Quoth Kevin Dangoor (of TurboGears): I guess I’d better give up now. Guido announced at SciPy that Django is the “standard” web framework for Python. How’s that for a first two sentences of a blog post? Of course, only one of those two sentences is accurate. Read the whole thing.
Processing ID3 tags with eyeD3
Back in April I mentioned using Mutagen to read/write ID3 tags. Someone recently left a comment suggesting eyeD3 which is, according to the project site, a “Python module and program for processing ID3 tags.” I haven’t personally looked into it, but if you are interested in cleaning up your MP3s using Python, eyeD3 might be [...]
