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GEvent + ZeroMQ

In this session you'll see how ZeroMQ - a flexible, lightweight message broker - and gevent - a coroutine-based networking library - are used to create a...

0 replies - 1674 views - 03/18/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

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WTFM - Write the F*cking Manual Actually authoring software product/website manuals will not only help you understand the product better, but more...

0 replies - 2526 views - 03/11/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

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A Definitive Developer's Guide To Images  This is a good one to save and read later when you start building that app that works with a myriad of image...

0 replies - 2875 views - 02/27/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Algorithm of the Week: Python vs. Ruby in the Knapsack Problem

The latest algorithm that we had to code in Algorithms 2 was the Knapsack problem which is as follows:The knapsack problem or rucksack...

0 replies - 4663 views - 02/26/13 by Mark Needham in Articles

ScaleBase Overview – Your complete scale out partner

ScaleBase Overview – Your complete scale out partner Watch the Video below to learn how to scale out your MySQL Database with ScaleBase. Cost-effectively...

0 replies - 143 views - 02/22/13 by Kelley Gemma in Uncategorized

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It's Better to Have Someone Else Copyedit Text, and It's Better to Have Others Test Your Code   Andrew Wulf shares wisdom about testing - it's not...

0 replies - 2902 views - 02/07/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Algorithm of the Week: Bellman-Ford Algorithm in Python

The latest problem of the Algorithms 2 class required us to write an algorithm to calculate the shortest path between two nodes on a graph and one algorithm...

0 replies - 3673 views - 02/05/13 by Mark Needham in Articles

ActuateOne for OEMs

"Actuate BIRT’s (Business Intelligence and Reporting Tool) proven technology allows software companies to innovate, leapfrog the competition and meet...

0 replies - 201 views - 01/22/13 by Kelley Gemma in Uncategorized

Narcissus Prime in Python

I’ve been looking back on some of my blog posts that included Mathematica code to see whether I could rewrite them using Python. For example, I rewrote my...

0 replies - 1228 views - 01/18/13 by John Cook in Articles

Python Code CAN Connect to an Oracle Database.

Despite the beaming praise for the simplicity of the cx_Oracle project on their SourceForge page, I had trouble using the Python module to create a...

0 replies - 1799 views - 01/04/13 by Nick Watts in Articles

More Java and Python Support in Google App Engine 1.7.4

Last week, Google announced the last update for Google App Engine in 2012.  GAE 1.7.4 provides expanded EU support, as well as a new Maven plugin for Java...

0 replies - 1941 views - 12/18/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles

Weekly Poll: Sans JVM?

A few weeks ago, we asked which programming language you'd use if Java weren't an option. JVM languages, especially Scala and Groovy, were the overwhelming...

6 replies - 8844 views - 11/02/12 by Bill Armstrong in Articles

3 Tools for Making Your RaspberryPi Accessible

Problem: Public facing hostname/IP address for your Raspberry Pi. Solutions: Several solutions exist: PageKite: The one I am most familiar with. Coded in ...

0 replies - 2702 views - 10/16/12 by Amit Saha in Articles

Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good Code?

We need to understand what happens to code over time and why, and what a healthy, long-lived code base looks like. What architectural decisions have the...

1 replies - 9517 views - 10/15/12 by Jim Bird in Articles

Multi-Mechanize: An Open-Source Framework for Performance and Load Testing

I put together a slide-deck to help introduce Multi-Mechanize. I wanted something a little friendlier and easier to digest than "go read the...

0 replies - 3676 views - 10/11/12 by Corey Goldberg in Articles