Python PostingsOn my explorations of pythonOutlined Blogroll- March 23, 2004 Putting aside for the moment the issues of whether and how to organize a blogroll beyond a simple list (these issues to be covered in a follow-up post), here is a decent first cut at presenting such information in an expandablecollapsable form, assuming you have some such blogroll feed taxonomy available in OPML. With the help of the recent activeRenderer v2.0 and its new XML-RPC API, I've finally managed to add my blogroll to my page's sidebar in a form that I feel is at least a slight...http://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/03/23.html#P44 PySpaces 2- March 21, 2004 Since my initial post puzzling about the absence of a Python-based tuple-space product andor API, I've discovered these two starts: Quixote-based proof-of-concept Linda in Python I sure would love to see a Twisted-based PySpaces effort get started...I've got a project or two that would actively exercise such an engine.http://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/03/20.html#P41 Instant Webserver Here- March 17, 2004 Pretty funny (maybe profound, actually) how a one-liner using a core package of Python suddenly gets such attention in the community. As I mentioned the other day, I also found this 'instant webserver' functionality compelling; so much so, I wanted to make it even more accessible to common ad-hoc contexts. Improving accessibility to tools has an exponential (or at least multiplicative) effect on their value to the user. The following is specific to the Windows platform; but surely a similarly.http://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/03/17.html#P40 |