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  1. Using test generators to save time

    Test generators are an amazing tool when you are testing small variations in the same code path.

  2. Using Database views with Django

    Database views will make their appearance in the upcoming Django 1.1 release.

  3. Top 5 Bookmarklets

    Insert jQuery : This bookmarklet is amazing if you’re a firebug user.

  4. Speedy Google Code Checkouts

    Here’s a handy bash shortcut for automatically checking out a google-code project. # SVN ALIASES export GOOGLE_CODE_CHECKOUTS="$HOME/Code/trunks" gcco () { svn checkout http://$@.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ $GOOGLE_CODE_CHECKOUTS/$@ }

  5. psycopg2 Internal Error

    For those who’ve hit the following complaint with django (like I just did): psycopg2.InternalError: current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of transaction block You need to set up PostGIS and ensure that the table you’re looking at has…

  6. Piping to stdout when using BuildBot

    Just a quick tidbit for anyone googling like I have been all morning: If you’re attempting to pipe a command in a buildbot script, you need to issue it as a single string, not a list of strings.

  7. NameError: global name 'log' is not defined

    I’ve spent a portion of this evening trying to get caught up with the crazy amounts of development that have been going on with the oebfare blogging engine over the past few weeks.

  8. Most Used Programs: An Index

    /Note: This represents a snapshot in time.

  9. Macports and PYTHONPATH

    Setting up my new macbook, I’ve had to go through the joy and pleasure that is macports.

  10. Javascript unit tests with JS Test Driver

    The general idea for JS Test Driver is that it allows you to run javascript unit tests.

  11. Importance of Documentation

    I think there is a bit of a pain point for me currently with regards to open source software: documentation.

  12. Google account suspended: A post mortem

    A few weeks back, I had my Google account disabled.

  13. Fixing your models subdirectory

    For those of you who keep your models in a subdirectory, you may have noticed that you can’t properly load fixtures.

  14. Emacs: The Mindset, A contextual shift

    There were a few insights I got when I switched from vim to emacs.

  15. Emacs: Introduction & Installation

    A (very) Brief Background# So emacs is one of those programs that never dies.. it just looks that way.

  16. Emacs: Being Productive

    As not to give false ideas of what this post is about, let’s lay it out up front.

  17. Emacs and Transmit: Remote edit Fix

    So I’m a huge fan of Panic’s Transmit application, as referenced by my favorites post.

  18. Domain Sniffing Middleware

    My first project for the new job has been creating an internationalized version of the website.

  19. Django, PyISAPIe and IIS

    For those poor souls who are forced to deploy Django on IIS, I feel your pain.

  20. django-voting: A brief tutorial

    django-voting is a reusable application which gives you reddit-style voting capabilities on generic objects.

  21. Django Portfolio Application

    As I near the end of my run with AiO, I’ve been asked to come up with a portfolio.

  22. Developing a Personal Brand

    I’ve spent the last year in classes at AiO, and they have really brought me a better understanding on the importance of things like branding.

  23. Customizing Django Forms Multiwidgets

    This once contained slides to a talk I gave to django-nyc.

  24. Bash: Your forgotten friend (part 3)

    For the final installment of Bash: Your forgotten friend (see: part one and part two ), I’ll be going over the functions I use to make life easy.

  25. Bash: Your forgotten friend (part 2)

    Aliases are one of the core portions of Bash that will help you become more productive almost immediately.

  26. Bash: Your forgotten friend (part 1)

    In the name of meta-productivity, or improving productivity by improving process, I’ve come to learn and love Bash.

  27. 6 things I learned about setuptools

    While building pyvcs and django-vcs over 4th of July weekend with Alex Gaynor [fn:0] , there were a few interesting lessons learned, mostly revolving around how setuptools works.

  28. My motivations for choosing emacs

    The EmacsVsVi wiki page on the PythonInfo wiki describes emacs as Among technically inclined UNIX*Linux users vi*vim tends to be preferred more by sysadmins while emacs/xemacs tends to be favored by programmers.

  29. GTD Excel File

    Hi.