Python PostingsOn my explorations of pythonPySpaces 3- April 30, 2004 Another python-based tuplespace implementation has turned up: PyLinda thanks to Georg Bauer for alerting me to it.http://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/04/30.html#P63 Pub-sub Internet Middleware- April 18, 2004 Adam Rifkin, co-founder of KnowNow, has a new article (co-authored with KnowNow's CTO Jnan Dash) published in Business Integration Journal: 'Survival of the Freshest: Improving Business Processes With Pub-Sub Internet Middleware'. I was pleased to see in a recent email update from BIJ that this article is amongst their most-read in recent months. "With publish-and-subscribe internet middleware, organizations can achieve 'last-mile', real-time data delivery with less latency, fewer IT...http://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/04/18.html#P59 Moving Python: The Problem- April 17, 2004 When I first installed Python, I made a mistake. I didn't think it was a mistake at the time, but have come to believe so over time. The mistake that I am referring to is that I didn't install python to hang directly off of my root directory, as c:python23, but rather off of another folder. Note: This is on a Windows host So instead of having c:python23, I have c:devpython23. This made sense to me at the time, grouping all of my development toolslibssdks under a single c:dev folder, and it...http://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/04/16.html#P58 TMAPI- April 10, 2004 TMAPI, a new proposal for a standardized API for working with topic maps, has been released in alpha 1.0 status. Coverpages coverage here and the project homepage here. I wonder if Ontopia will update its (free) python-based tmproc topic map enginehttp://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/04/09.html#P57 xyzzy- April 2, 2004 I wonder what the ongoing impact of computer-games video-games is on generating interest among youth in software development In fact, Adventure on a PDP-1134 definitely played a role not only in how much time I spent online way back when, but also in instigating me to learn the PDP's dialect of BASIC so that I could write my own interactive fiction (IF) adventure. Hans Nowak's recent discovery of Twisty Little Passages has, in some faint way, rekindled a bit of my original interest in...http://www.executableabstractions.com/weblog/Python/2004/04/01.html#P55 |