Dienstag, November 27, 2007

Welcome to Hivurt — Open Source Content Management System

Welcome to Hivurt — Open Source Content Management System: "Hivurt is a content management system powered by a component architecture. It gives you the strength of Zope 3 in an easy to use environment. It allows you to easily switch between ZODB and PostgreSQL data storage and features search and indexes, an easy editor UI, front-end skins, and localization and internationalization. Existing data stored inside an RDBMS can easily be accessed as Zope objects."

Gefunden beim Schockwellenreiter...

Montag, November 26, 2007

Doug Hellmann: PyCon: The PyCon 2007 podcast

Doug Hellmann: PyCon: The PyCon 2007 podcast: "The audio recordings from PyCon 2007 are finally being posted! I know it's hard to record in those big ballrooms at conventions, so I hope the audio quality on these is ok."

» 10 types of programmers you’ll encounter in the field | 10 Things | TechRepublic.com

» 10 types of programmers you’ll encounter in the field | 10 Things | TechRepublic.com: "Programmers enjoy a reputation for being peculiar people. In fact, even within the development community, there are certain programmer archetypes that other programmers find strange. Here are 10 types of programmers you are likely to run across. Can you think of any more?"

Montag, November 19, 2007

INET6: EasyEclipse for Python and TurboGears

INET6: EasyEclipse for Python and TurboGears: "Now EasyEclipse project provide an easy install pack of Eclipse for python, it contains: * eclipse platform itself, * pydev(eclipse python support), * Subclipse(eclipse SVN GUI), * and several useful plugins installed by default. It really ease the installation and configuration of Eclipse for python."

--> try LEO too

Montag, November 12, 2007

Reinteract - Better interactive Python « fishsoup

Reinteract - Better interactive Python « fishsoup: "Recently, I’ve been doing quite a bit of reading about computer analysis of musical sound and some experimentation. But there wasn’t really anything I knew of that fit my desires for an experimental platform. Python + numpy provided a good combination of a pleasant language and signal processing ability. But beyond that I wanted an interactive environment that created a persistent record of what I was doing. And that means the ability to edit: to go back and fix up mistakes and add comments. Because a literal transcript of a shell session is worthless… it’s full of typos and dead ends. Also, I wanted inline plots and images. In essence, I wanted something like the Mathematica notebook user interface, but for Python."

(gefunden über http://panela.blog-city.com/)

--> Testen!

iX - IBM kauft Cognos

iX - IBM kauft Cognos: "Business Intelligence (BI) und Performance Management (PM) sind in – Anwendungen zur Analyse und Optimierung von Geschäftsprozessen sind ein lukratives Geschäft, auch deshalb, da sich viele Unternehmen – und das mittlerweile auch bei kleineren und mittelständischen Firmen – von Business-Intelligence-Lösungen direkte positive Auswirkungen auf ihre Bilanzen erhoffen."

--> Das ist doch ein Anwendungsfeld für Python (?). Wenn ich mir überlege, wie viel Potential auch schon in der Unterstützung von einfachsten Datenanalysen im Unternehmen liegt... Es ist erstaunlich, wie viel Zeit dafür verbraucht wird um am Ende dann wieder - wenn die aktualisierte Excel-basierten-Datensammlung rauskommt - nichts davon gebrauchen zu können!

Freitag, November 09, 2007

Tim Golden's Python Stuff: Watch a Directory for Changes

Tim Golden's Python Stuff: Watch a Directory for Changes: "The requirement: to know when files have been added, removed or updated within a directory. There are several approaches you can take to monitoring a directory under Win32. I'm going to compare three: the first, to poll the directory every few seconds using os.listdir; the second, to use the FindFirstChangeNotification API; the third, to use the ReadDirectoryChanges API. Each is presented with its pros & cons. There are more sophisticated alternatives involving audit logging and volume change management, but I know next-to-nothing about them, and I suspect they're OTT for most people."

Mittwoch, November 07, 2007

ITworld.com - The web and the word processor

ITworld.com - The web and the word processor: "In one form or another, I do words for a living. I spend part of my time writing words (as I am doing right now). I also spend part of my time writing complex sets of words (known as 'computer programs') to manage other complex sets of words (known as 'enterprise content'). On an almost daily basis I must address the question of how best to organize content so that it can be managed effectively. On an almost daily basis I find myself oscillating between two distinct-yet-closely related worlds..."

Building Skills in Programming

Building Skills in Programming: "How To Write Your Own Software Using Python by Steven F. Lott"

Repoze

Repoze: "Want the maturity of Zope now with the flexibility of the WSGI future? Repoze integrates Zope technologies with WSGI and reusable Python middleware."

The Neuroinformatics Portal Pilot - LabTools Homepage

The Neuroinformatics Portal Pilot - LabTools Homepage: "LabTools are a software tool suite that we develop to enhance Zope/CMF/Plone to support the sharing of data from research laboratories in various ways."

Dienstag, November 06, 2007

Übersicht - pythonwiki

Übersicht - pythonwiki

--> Sollte man reinschauen, ist auch auf Deutsch...

SciPy2007 -

SciPy2007 -: "The SciPy 2007 Conference was a tremendous success. Many thanks to the nice folks at Caltech for hosting us again this year. Please follow the links below to view various artifacts from the Conference.
  • Tutorial materials
  • Presentation materials
  • Videos (coming soon)
  • Notes from the Conference BoFs
  • Links to blogs/impressions of the Conference
  • Gallery of photos from the Conference"
--> Auf die Videos wartend... ;-)

Python Tutorials, more than 300, updated October 16, 2006, and carefully sorted by topic and category

Python Tutorials, more than 300, updated October 16, 2006, and carefully sorted by topic and category

--> schöne Sammlung...

My Python software - Stefan Schwarzer

My Python software - Stefan Schwarzer: "I have written the following Python programs or modules which you can get for free under an Open Source license. A summary of the packages is listed below."
  • ftputil
  • irclogmerge
  • makepage
  • upload
--> Schöne Tools für die automatisierte Pflege von statischen Seiten (oder ähnliche Anwendungen)