Blog Posts
Top Ten Meme Continued
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sliderepl: a slide read, eval, print loop
--I’ve just released a little hack called sliderepl. It’s a learning and presentation tool that combines your .py file with an interacti...
Advanced SQLAlchemy Tutorial @ PyCon 2008
--The slides, handouts and same code from the afternoon Advanced SQLAlchemy tutorial are now available on my talks page. I updated the presentation ...
Partitioned Collections in SQLAlchemy (Part 1)
--A few weeks back Christophe posted a question to the SQLAlchemy list: how would one use a multi-valued dictionary collection? That is, a dictionar...
February Portland Python Meeting
--We had a good meeting last night, with a bigger turnout than I expected- lots of people were sick or had conflicts this month. I did a little talk ...
PyCon 2008
--It’s official: I’ll be presenting the Advanced SQLAlchemy tutorial with Jonathan and Mike.
A Portland Python web site
--The notion of a Portland Python Users Group web site comes up from time to time. We have a few “official” net presences already- a pag...
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Marsee Henon (mutual) friend |
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Brett Carter (mutual) friend |
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Philip Jenvey (mutual) friend |
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Jonathan Ellis (mutual) friend |
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mike bayer (mutual) friend |
Comments
sliderepl (slide runner?) is great--it really added a lot to the SQLAlchemy tutorial this afternoon. Thanks!
