Python tips from the trenches
Glances is a CLI curses based monitoring tool for GNU/Linux or BSD OS.
Frank Müller
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0 responses
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python, monitoring
50 Web Developer Documentation Manuals You Need To Know About
Jason Davis
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0 responses
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ruby, php, python, mysql
trap warnings when using py.test
Chris Dent
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0 responses
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python, sqlalchemy, py.test
Github backup script onliner
Ross Delinger
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0 responses
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github, python, oneliner, insanity
Django: sending update signal
Marconi Moreto
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0 responses
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python, django, signals
Beginner Tutorials
Matt
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0 responses
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python
Beginner Tutorials
Matt
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0 responses
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python
Simple HTTP server
Marcelo Ramos
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0 responses
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python
Lint your code!
Tim Heap
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0 responses
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python, haskell, vim, development
pyScss: A native-Python compiler for SASS's SCSS syntax
Stephan Sokolow
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3 responses
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python, css, django, sass
PyGTK Tab-Completion
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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python, pygtk
My Unofficial “How to Extend distutils” FAQ
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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python, distutils, reference
A Python programmer’s first impression of CoffeeScript
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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coffeescript, python, reference
Flask - Split
Theodore Tanner Jr.
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0 responses
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github, python, fask
Easy static/shared libraries with distutils
Dimitri Tcaciuc
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0 responses
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python, compile, distutils, library
Requests: HTTP for Humans
mg
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0 responses
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python
Hierarchic and DRY URLs in Django
Tomasz Paczkowski
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0 responses
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python, django, rest
helix.ly
Ross Delinger
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0 responses
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python, links, wsgi
Add test cases to test classes via mixins
Kamil Kisiel
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0 responses
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python, unittest
python spaces
Karambir Singh Nain
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0 responses
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python
openerp-sentry
Eduard Carreras
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0 responses
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python, openerp, sentry
TDD in Python with Nosy and Sneazr
Brian Gesiak
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0 responses
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python, nose, tdd
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