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Idempotent and minimal python 3 library for rapid scripting. Provide support for creating file, adding data to them, patching and so on.
Why?
(Ba)sh scripting is very easy to setup. So we end up using it all the time for simple procedural script.
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The project has been renamed into “runif”. This page left only for Google Search happiness.
Pybash is a python library to make python script as easy as in Bourne Again Shell (Bash).
Bash scripting is very easy to setup. So we end up using it all the time for simple procedural script.
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Ring - Cache interface as a programming language integrationRing provides function-oriented cache interface for various backends.
Repository:
Source: Ring - Cache interface as a programming language integration — Ring 0.7.2 documentation
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How I Structure My Flask Applications Flask has been my preferred web framework as of late. I think it has a great core feature set and Armin, the main author, has done well to keep its API minimal and easy to digest even for developers that are relatively new to Python. However, given that it is a rather minimal framework, it can be often difficult to decide on how to structure an application after it reaches a certain level of complexity. It tends to be a common question that comes up in the #pocoo IRC channel.In this article I intend to share how I structure Flask applications. To help support this article Ive written a very basic application that Ive arbitrarily named Overholt. If you plan on following along I recommend having the source code open in your browser or a code editor.
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Preludio
L’ultima volta che ho provato Ruby è stato nell’aprile del 2005. Avevo sviluppato un paio di progetti di test in RubyOnRails, che allora era già produttivo. Ruby era affascinante, ma la libreria base mi sembrava ancora in stato embrionale e lo abbandonai. RubyOnRails non mi è mai sembrato avesse un vantaggio competitivo rispetto a framwork come CakePHP o Python Django.
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I like a lot of programming languages. I do not love them with the same intensity.
I do not love Lisp for its ((syntax))), but Lisp rocks for its purity: in a tiny bag of concept, you get a lot of stuff.
This article, (How to Write a (Lisp) Interpreter (in Python)) show you how it is easy to write a lisp interpreter in python. It is 113 lines of code, and include the parser the executor and the basic functions to get started.
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In the past week I learned Flask, a very young and promising python framework. I have already learned Django, Cherrypy, Web2Py and TurboGears.
Anyway, if you are planning a medium sized project, I like to suggest you Flask, because of these feature:
Read MorePython 3 is here, and we are all friends. Anyway, using it needs a bit of macumba-powers. Let’s acquire this power together…
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Inspired by this excellent web post “Ruby or Python? Well, it depends...”,
I agree with it at 100%:Ruby or Python? This is the Question! Well it might not be the Question, but it’s a common question for many developers looking to break free from the statically typed language they know and learn a dynamic language. I personally know them both(though I know a bit more Ruby, than Python) and in this article I’ll share my personal opinion on their strengths and weaknesses. You’d probably do good to learn them both, but my arguments here may lead you to pick only one of the languages depending on you preferences.
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