Python
Debugging IronPython In Visual Studio
I’ve been getting to know IronPython a little lately and one of the first things I wanted to know was how to debug IronPython in an IDE. Since I use Visual Studio 2008 at work, I thought it would be a good start. I searched Google and found a text representation of the steps involved [...]
Code Quality & Patch Quality
This was a great talk where Malcolm Tredinnick spelled out what he’s looking for in Django patches and what to avoid if you don’t want your patch tossed out. Although his talk was targeting the Django project, he really dispensed good advice for anyone maintaining software regardless of project, language or platform. The room was completely packed! All of the chairs and couches we’re filled and people were sitting on the floor and standing at the sides of the room.
Blogging From DjangoCon
I’m blogging from DjangoCon, inside Google….
Building A New Blog
Because I can. Because I should. Because cool developers do it. I’m really doing it because I agree with an article from Geoffrey Grossenbach of the Nuby On Rails and PeepCode (actually, the guy does tons of stuff – go check his site out) fame. In it he says,
“I’ll add to this and say [...]
