'python' Category
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Jun092006
Python vs __
I like the theory that says it’s good that Ruby is getting much of the hype these days… First Python had to compete with all the buzz about Perl, then Java, then PHP, now Ruby. Yet Python keeps trucking along. If the masses flock to Ruby (from PHP and Java) and the better hackers stick [...]
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Jun082006
Selenium – making a dent in the universe and getting paid to do it…
Woohoo! I just discovered today that Selenium, the nifty web testing tool, now has its own page on Wikipedia. Okay, since anyone can edit Wikipedia, that’s not much of an accomplishment. But I promise I didn’t make the edit myself. I am amused, though, that Selenium (the software) is relevant enough now to warrant a [...]
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May102006
Google Trends – Ruby vs Python
Let a new round of flame wars begin!
Google Trends – Ruby vs Python
Interesting that Ruby wasn’t even on the map until early 2005. Gee, I wonder why. :-)
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Apr292006
Using Dot Notation for writing DSLs
""" This is all valid syntax in my shiny new domain specific language, implemented in Python.
>>> put("jason").into.element.named("username") >>> put("jason").into.element.labeled("username") >>> put("jason").into.element.identified.by("username") ...or... [...] -
Apr112006
And the winner of Best Screencast of the Year goes to…. “Testosterone”!
Do you think it’s time to create a Web Screencast Awards?
If so, here’s my first nominee: “Testosterone – The Manly Python Testing Interface” (Flash; ~4 min; ~5 MB)
Seriously, you have to see (and hear) this. Be sure to crank up your speakers!
And on a side note, the software looks pretty cool, too. :-)