Slides from EuroPython08
By Sharebear. Monday, 14. July 2008, 16:49:05
Now that I'm settled home and recovered from the great Vilnius Mojitos it's time to get the slides online before people start complaining ;-)
During the course of the conference I gave 2 presentations
Spring into Pylons
This was a talk on the experience we've had while working on widgets.opera.com
Slides can be found here
Capistrano for Pylons Deployment
This was a talk on how we've found a tool for deploying Ruby on Rails projects useful for deploying out Pylons based widgets.opera.com
Slides can be found here
If you think that you fit on a team that works with the kind of things described in the slides above, then let us know because we're hiring!
During the course of the conference I gave 2 presentations
Spring into Pylons
This was a talk on the experience we've had while working on widgets.opera.com
Slides can be found here
Capistrano for Pylons Deployment
This was a talk on how we've found a tool for deploying Ruby on Rails projects useful for deploying out Pylons based widgets.opera.com
Slides can be found here
If you think that you fit on a team that works with the kind of things described in the slides above, then let us know because we're hiring!
http://i35.tinypic.com/ri6lpg.jpg :/
edit: I'm sorry it's my mistake. I used zoom...
By Olihen, # 14. July 2008, 16:51:41
Ouch, what browser?
Was developed in Opera 9.51 on Mac and I haven't had time to try it on anything else.
By Sharebear, # 14. July 2008, 17:01:55
By Ramunas, # 14. July 2008, 17:14:44
By Sharebear, # 14. July 2008, 17:47:10
By Ramunas, # 14. July 2008, 18:14:58
PS:was the presentation viewed smoothly on everyyone or its just me that operashow is a little broken in 9.51?
By deadHarlequin, # 14. July 2008, 21:06:19
By Sharebear, # 15. July 2008, 08:11:32
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By NoteMe, # 16. July 2008, 07:35:40
From the little I know, pylons is more modular, more flexible. If you know what are you doing, it's probably the best solution in pythonic web.
By deadHarlequin, # 16. July 2008, 12:27:52
We did look at Django but a) I'm not a huge fan of the ActiveRecord pattern and, b) We didn't want to tie ourselves into one framework. This was the first Python project in the WebApplications Team and we wanted to make sure the code we wrote wouldn't be lost if we chose to change to anther framework. Unfortunately with Djanjo your code is very closely tied to their way of doing things.
In hindsight however, after playing with Django a bit more at home there probably isn't anything we've done here that couldn't be done with Django. Basically just different techniques needed with how to modularise the application.
By Sharebear, # 16. July 2008, 12:44:33
[Edit]And there I got it while writing myself
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By NoteMe, # 16. July 2008, 12:49:17
Cheers,
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By NoteMe, # 16. July 2008, 12:54:18
It would suit me down to the ground, I just need two or three more years to get my BSc.
By Mickeyjoe_irl, # 17. July 2008, 20:27:30
By Sharebear, # 18. July 2008, 08:42:28
In early 2010 I'll be looking for somewhere to do my work experience.
Do I dare dream?
By Mickeyjoe_irl, # 18. July 2008, 19:37:08