Tag: python

  • PyCon and Beyond

    Last weekend I went to the first ever PyCon Canada.  What an incredible event!  I met so many friendly, amazing, smart and talented people.  I learned so many new things, that essentially my knowledge of Python, and web technologies practically jumped to the next level over the course of 2 days.  The entire event left…

  • The Python Scene, Accepting Javascript, and Lots of REST

    Life continues at a breakneck pace.  Despite my best laid plans, the surest way of getting things done at the moment is in a sort of out-order manner.  However I did want to share a brief update on my journey into the Python and web application development world.  Instead of separate long form articles, I…

  • Penguins and Pythons, Oh My!

    Note: I have been meaning to get this post up for a while now.  However since I am swamped with work in general, everything is delayed and taking longer than expected.  Sorry about that. As I mentioned in an early post, I am working on building up my professional experience in Python.  It has been…

  • Diving into the Deep End with Python

    Where I Stand with Java Most of my professional experience in software development has centered around Java.  That should be no surprise as I learnt Java in university, and all the trappings that go with it: Javadoc, the Java Standard API, Eclipse and JUnit.  My professional work exposed me to JSP, Servlets, SpringMVC, Struts, JDBC,…

  • Symlink Mirror – A Useful Python Script

    Just wanted to share a useful little python script I crafted. I creates symlinks from the top level directories in a specified source folder to a target folder. Its a neat little tool for linking between two distant directories under UNIX. Share and enjoy! #! /usr/bin/env python “”” Symlink Mirror ———————————————————– Author: Dorian Pula Version:…

  • Wrath. Reloaded.

    DIE SPAM!!! Or the battle cry of the last battle in Darwinia. The Temple level was big a challenge, but once you figure it out it is pretty simple. Wished I had rockets though, because that would of speed up the final bosses’ demise. I stayed up until 5:00am playing the game, and now I…