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All Things Pythonic A Weblog by Guido van van Rossum |
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 Guido van Rossum is the creator of the Python programming language.
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April 20, 2006,
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Please spread the word -- Google is giving away money to students for writing open source Python code! I'm simply repeating Neal Norwitz' post here.
April 13, 2006,
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Here's a pointer to Kirby Urner's blog on the workshop I'm participating in today and tomorrow.
April 7, 2006,
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I've checked an implementation of dynamic function overloading into Python's subversion sandbox.
April 5, 2006,
23 comments
We've started discussing Python 3000 for real. There's a new mailing list and a branch. The first point of order is about process; a slew of meta-PEPs are being written (and the goal is to avoid a repeat of Perl 6 :-). But I'm blogging about a feature proposal that evolved dramatically over the past days.
March 15, 2006,
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A quick observation on the difference between libraries and frameworks.
March 2, 2006,
117 comments
I'm reposting without comments a plea for more Python marketing by John Sirbu.
February 14, 2006,
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Nokia gave me a phone to run Python. I wish I could blog all night about it! The phone is great, but the really cool part is how much effort Nokia has put in opening up the functionality to Python programmers! A tip of the iceberg.
February 10, 2006,
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An incident on python-dev today made me appreciate (again) that there's more to language design than puzzle-solving. A ramble on the nature of Pythonicity, culminating in a comparison of language design to user interface design.
January 31, 2006,
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And now for something completely different... Nokia has released the source code for its Python port to the S60 high-end phone platform as open source. Yay Nokia! I'm using this blog entry also to plug (again!) the art project MobiLenin by Jürgen Scheible.
January 31, 2006,
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The XML crowd don't seem to get it. I don't *want* to use XML in my templates. Now can they leave me alone and stop telling me that I want XML?
January 31, 2006,
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I finally got some time to play with Cheetah and Django templates. After maybe an hour with each, I like Django best. Hopefully people are still watching this space...
January 30, 2006,
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This is an interim response to the discussion that followed my previous web frameworks blog. I need to do much more research, but I have some quick thoughts.
January 27, 2006,
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Google makes me think about lots of stuff. Today I'm thinking about the state of web frameworks.
January 10, 2006,
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A rambling discourse touching on my new job, the prospects for PyCon, and what's hot in python-dev.
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