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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Alex Clark: Hello Plone Updated
Over two years ago I wrote a blog entry called . I've just updated it in order to:
* Change the wording
* Change the wording
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Fran ois Dion: 2013 Raspberry Pi Python Adventures Review
MORE WORK, LESS SOCIAL MEDIA
2013 kept me quite busy. I worked hard on doing digital signage and interfacing with manufacturing equipment. I also took on a new position doing more Python development. And increased quite a bit the number of social events in the local Python community (actual physical events). What this means is that social media interaction slowed down some. This was even worse in the other languages, such as french, spanish and portuguese. The output there was quite spotty. Still, some of the articles and tweets I posted in 2013 were quite popular.
2013 kept me quite busy. I worked hard on doing digital signage and interfacing with manufacturing equipment. I also took on a new position doing more Python development. And increased quite a bit the number of social events in the local Python community (actual physical events). What this means is that social media interaction slowed down some. This was even worse in the other languages, such as french, spanish and portuguese. The output there was quite spotty. Still, some of the articles and tweets I posted in 2013 were quite popular.
Monday, October 28, 2013
Django's Class Based Views
A guest post by Garry Polley, a Python developer devoted to creating remarkable apps for the healthcare industry, and the creator of an online mathematics curriculum called GeckoMathematics. Education is a thriving passion for Garry and it's what he would do if he were not a developer.
In the Django community there has been a long running dispute since version 1.3 around class based views. I plan to give some insight into how you should use class based views. This is not an article aimed at function based views vs class based views.
In the Django community there has been a long running dispute since version 1.3 around class based views. I plan to give some insight into how you should use class based views. This is not an article aimed at function based views vs class based views.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Getting started with Python
In the most recent issue of the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS), Johnny Lin (Python guru with a very useful ) wrote a great explaining why Python is the 'new wave' in earth sciences computing. It would be fair to say that this is a widely held view, particularly considering that the AMS has hosted an annual Python symposium for the last 3 years running. While nice features like the elegant syntax and open-source nature of Python have certainly contributed to its popularity, the main reason why Johnny Lin and others are so bullish about Python is the fact that you can do pretty much everything with it.
Consider this hypothetical workflow, typical of the weather/climate sciences:
Consider this hypothetical workflow, typical of the weather/climate sciences:
Monday, September 23, 2013
Cambridge
Based in Cambridge, this subsidiary of one of the largest international communications companies is seeking a Senior Python-Backend Software Engineer.The company is creating search engine technology for mapping/logistics.These global maps can be found in mobile phones, web companies and car navigation systems to aid in directions and discovery of locations and venues.
As a senior software engineer you will be working on the test infrastructure team to build internal tools using Python.The team will work closely with the Deployment team.As senior member of the team you will be expected to do about 85-90% hands-on development with Python and 10-15% leadership / mentoring responsibilities.This position is more Backend / Server focused.
As a senior software engineer you will be working on the test infrastructure team to build internal tools using Python.The team will work closely with the Deployment team.As senior member of the team you will be expected to do about 85-90% hands-on development with Python and 10-15% leadership / mentoring responsibilities.This position is more Backend / Server focused.
Monday, September 16, 2013
Mountain View/San Francisco
Our client, a leading real time business intelligence software company in Mountain View, is looking for a Senior UI Engineer to help completely redevelop their core web metrics product. This product supports all of their features and services. This person will bring a passion for building secure, highly scalable, reliable and high performance distributed systems. You will play a key role in building upon an exciting platform that delivers web and network monitoring solutions as well as load testing services.
This is a full time position and can pay up to $160K depending on experience/seniority. All candidate must be willing to work out of Mountain View for the next 9 months and then be open to working in San Francisco when they move offices.
This is a full time position and can pay up to $160K depending on experience/seniority. All candidate must be willing to work out of Mountain View for the next 9 months and then be open to working in San Francisco when they move offices.
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