Python
As time is always running out, i don't think i'll have the time in a while to work again on the data I collected for the last three articles, Going offline with Maven, State of the Maven/Java dependency graph and State of the PyPi/Python dependency graph.
I usually work in Java/Maven environment, so when I explain to people that Python also has a package manager - a bit less heavy than maven - and that it's working pretty well, I always have to answer the same question : “Ok, but how does it solve the transitive dependency hell ?”
So in your life, one of these days, you're going to realize you need tests, and that “maybe” you also need to test components that depend on several Celery tasks.
En développement, comme dans beaucoup d'arts martiaux, on peut devenir fort assez rapidement. On peut se fixer des objectifs (une ceinture, une victoire / maitriser une technologie ou réaliser un projet perso) et les atteindre rapidement selon le language, le maître et l'implication qu'on y met.
In the series of the Python “features” that makes me happy last time i began with two concepts, the with statement and the list comprehensions, now i'm going to talk about Multiple assignments and the import aliases.
There are many occasion where you may be limited using your own IP address, i will obviously only refer myself to “rightful” cases where you need to use different IP address in very short lapse of time. Let's say you want to test your website localization functionality, or just access it using many different IP address and see how the system deals with it.
I've just watched Hillary Mason's talk in Pycon 2011 : http://pycon.blip.tv/file/4878710/
And that got me thinking about all the python constructs that makes my day better, and i decided to make a list of them and their meaning.
Even if that seems common sense, i found out that there's not that much sources that explains how to use PDB with Django's bundle webserver. So here we go, let's say you have some treatment like that :
Ok, ce n'est très certainement pas mon domaine d'expertise, mais je suis un programmeur Python, principalement sur Django et je cherche souvent un hébergement.
This article is once again more of a reminder to me, i hope it will help everyone at the same time.
Ça y est ! mon dernier article sur développez.com est terminé, relu, vérifié, contre-vérifié etc.