January 2011
14 posts
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New release of Grillode - now supports markdown in names and messages: http://chat.jupo.org:53439/about Loving and
Jan 29th
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Quick blog post by @senexcanis on how to enable editing for a Mezzanine homepage: http://bit.ly/fiuA4w
Jan 29th
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Can’t for the life of me find a parser written in
Jan 29th
Some nice praise for Mezzanine: http://bit.ly/eG3YCI
Jan 28th
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Released my Grillode chat server using & Info & source: http://bit.ly/fOsWDl Demo: http://chat.jupo.org
Jan 26th
Here’s a first - a job posting requesting Mezzanine experience: http://bit.ly/hDUKGm
Jan 18th
Mezzanine has now been bundled as an RPM package by Novell for OpenSUSE 11.2 and SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 http://bit.ly/iaaId8
Jan 17th
Strange but true: Mezzanine reached 111 github followers on 11/1/11. https://github.com/stephenmcd/mezzanine
Jan 12th
Initial thoughts on integrating Django’s sites framework into Mezzanine: http://bit.ly/h2uYIU
Jan 10th
So the caveats of the “Python paradox” are no longer true, while the benefits remain. http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html
Jan 8th
Python wins the TIOBE Programming Language Award of 2010 for gaining the most market share: http://bit.ly/5rIzdR
Jan 8th
Got a call from a scammer claiming my Windows computer had been sending her viruses. Didn’t have quite as much fun with her as I could have.
Jan 7th
Grillo, a Terminal Based Chat Server and Client
I recently came across the Rosetta Code Project. It’s a community contributed wiki that contains hundreds of solutions to programming problems, implemented in hundreds of different programming languages, which is great source of entertainment for a programming languages enthusiast such as myself. The main focus of the project isn’t to demonstrate individual solutions on their own, but to provide...
Jan 2nd
December 2010
10 posts
2010: My Year In Review
2010 was an amazing year for me professionally. I learnt and achieved much more than I’ve historically packed into a single year, so like many other I’ve decided to jump on the “year in review” bandwagon and put this post together. Open Source Prior to 2010 I’d certainly used open source quite heavily, in fact I’d based my entire career as a developer around it, focusing on Python, Django...
Dec 31st