Offline-Enabled Web Apps: The Future
I was reluctant to join the world of web development. I started in high school with a few sites and realized several things: Javascript sucks, Internet Explorer sucks; therefore web development sucks....
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I’m currently working on a rather simple Todo list application intended to meet the requirements I outlined earlier. I’m developing this as an offline-enabled webapp and while I haven’t gotten very far...
View ArticleWeb Applications in Python 3
Everyone knows that there aren’t any decent web stacks in Python 3, right? Nobody seems interested in porting Django or Turbogears or Pylons or Plone or Zope to the new, improved much more fun to write...
View ArticleGet your head out of the clouds: Local web applications
I spent this weekend with two friends crazy enough to join me in a 48 hour coding sprint for the Django Dash. We competed in the dash last year and placed 5th. Our goal was to move up in the rankings...
View ArticleHTML Form validation
I’ve been experimenting with pylons oven the past week. It’s a nice framework, but the recommended html form validation engine, formencode sucks. I researched alternative form engines, and looked at...
View ArticleWhy we need Python in the Browser
In his Pycon 2012 keynote speech on Sunday, Guido van Rossum covered many of the open “Troll” questions related to the Python community. I’ve had occasion to either complain about or defend all of the...
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