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about 18 hours
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Grok
In this tutorial you'll be learning how to use the Yahoo! User Interface Library, or YUI in short
in your Grok project. YUI is a JavaScript and CSS library providing all sorts of handy components
that you can use to make you site work an look better without too much effort, and in a
cross-browser compatible way.
Posted
3 days
ago
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plope
When should you write a new framework?
Posted
5 days
ago
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Repoze Blog RSS Feed
, including
sprinting at the repoze.bfg table on porting one of his TurboGears applications to BFG.
Posted
7 days
ago
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Plone News
The session proposals is open for the European Plone Symposium 2010, to be held in Sorrento, Italy from 26 until 30 of May
Posted
8 days
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Zope.org Product Updates
Zope.org Product Updates
Posted
13 days
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Random notes from mg
Yesterday I slashed 50% of run time from our applications functional test
suite by modifying a single function. I had no idea that function was
responsible for 50% of the run time until I started profiling.
and stores
the
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results in prof.data.
profile viewer, which displays the results visually:
The square map display of RunSnakeRun, with the 'render_restructured_text'
function highlighted.
Who knew that ReStructuredText rendering could be such a time waster? A
short caching decorator and the test suite is twice as fast. The whole
exercise took me less than an hour. I should've done it sooner.
from the standard library lets you load and display profiler results from the
command line (try
converts Python profiler data files to a format that the popular profiler
visualization tool
can understand. It's somewhat less useful now that RunSnakeRun exists.
by
yours truly has decorators for easily profiling individual functions instead
of entire scripts.
hook
up the profiler as WSGI middleware for easy profiling of web apps. [Less]
Posted
13 days
ago
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For surely there is an end ...
Dear Lazyweb, I am looking for suggestions for building a healthy community around one of my FOSS project. Recently I initiated re-launching of These days, I am thinking more about this project and its success. I know, a
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FOSS project is not just some source code released. There should be active contributors, regular community activities, good documentation, presence in various events etc. So, how to attract contributors to this project. How to build a healthy successful community around this project. At this point, I have taken the role of "self-assigned release manager". I think that's a good way to lead this project. I am looking for your thoughts :) [Less]
Posted
13 days
ago
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Repoze Blog RSS Feed
Posted
13 days
ago
by
Random notes from mg
Read and review Python
Testing: Beginner's GuideGrok
1.0 Web Development for Packt. (The links are trackable to my blog,
but I'm not getting anything out of it. Other than free copies of the
e-books, which I
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already received, in exchange for a promise to review them
on this blog.)
Help
folks set up continuous integration (most likely , while powerful, has a steep
learning curve).
Think about becoming the buildbotmaster for Zope. Originally I intended
to volunteer to set up a few buildbots for various Zopeish projects
(ZTK, BlueBream, Grok, Zope 2) since half of the existing
ones were down or broken. Then various people fixed some of the
broken ones and other people chimed in mentioning existing buildbots that
nobody else knew about. There is a need for somebody to coordinate all
this activity: make sure we have up-to-date test results for all kinds of
projects, aggregate them in one place, chase up build slaves for exotic
OSes (i.e. Windows)... I don't think I'm well suited for this kind of
organisational activity.
Push along the various scratch-my-itch open source projects (,
).
No idea what, but I've been wanting to do something for . Something small, given the copious
amounts of free time I have.
Then there's the paying work. On the plus side, there are opportunities
for fun there (today I slashed functional test run time by a half, by
adding a small caching decorator in front of a single function.
and
rule!)
You know what, scratch the Zope buildbotmaster idea. Maybe I can do
something technical there, e.g. a cron script to ping the various buildbot,
scrape HTML/parse emails and aggregate build results. Maybe.
I hope I don't get
again. Because that would suck. Again. Been there, done that, didn't
even get a T-shirt.
I really ought to read Getting Things Done. Reading it has been on my
todo-list for [Less]
Posted
15 days
ago
by
Lennart Regebro: Plone consulting
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