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- @metaprogrammer Any reason why POP_TOP does nothing & DUP_TOP does pop? I implemented both here and all tests still passes, Do I miss smth? 1 week ago
- Fighting a bug with side-effects metaclasses in out Python 2/3 metaclass declaration facility -- github.com/merchise-autre… 2 weeks ago
- xotl.ql meets Pony ORM wp.me/p68GT-4V 2 weeks ago
- This is great news! RT @metaprogrammer: So you can freely use Pony under AGPL3 for commercial projects. 2 weeks ago
- @metaprogrammer Maybe I didn't get it. AGPL3 allow use for commercial purpose. So, Pony amends that by stating otherwise. I'm not sure. 2 weeks ago
Tag Archives: python
xotl.ql meets Pony ORM
A few days ago, I discovered Pony ORM: A project that shares our vision of having queries in Python with a natural (pythonic) syntax. Pony is much older than xotl.ql, and is deemed much more stable. We have drafted a … Continue reading
New release of The Pythonic Query Language
After a few days of my last post introducing the pythonic query language (xotl.ql); I’ve found a little bit of time to fix a pending bug with the last release. I’m now almost confident that the last release 0.1.7 could … Continue reading
Python’s self in C#
Reading the .NET LINQ docs [LINQ] has struck me with a surprise. C# has the explicit self calling scheme of Python. I’m working on a query language for Python [XOTL-QL], but I’m not changing a the language for it to … Continue reading
Debugging Django with Pydev
I’ve been off my blog for a while because I’ve changed my job. My current job has brought me back to Python and also back to Django. I’ve never really got away from Python, I kept reading the news, several … Continue reading
Subversion Nautilus Scripts (pre post)
I have found a very nice set of scripts for nautilus that put subversion actions as a “context” menu. This set of scripts is quite useful most of the time, but there are a few drawback I wish to address. … Continue reading
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Tagged programming, python, subversion
A Tale on Functional Programming
I’m becoming a “fan” of functional programming. Since I started to study it I changed my way of thinking about programming (for those interested in the topic I recommend the blog Valued Lessons.) Maybe because, long ago, I needed a … Continue reading
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Tagged functional programming, python
