Best of Breed: TG’s job is hard. Here’s why.
In 2005 Kevin Dangoor made the decision to glue together a few existing technologies into something that would be useful for the creation of web pages. This was marketed as the “Best of Breed”...
View ArticlePycon 2009
So, Pycon registration has been up for a few days, I will be speaking both on and off-podium (read: open space) and providing assistance to and presenting tutorials. Here is a run down of what I am...
View ArticleCoding Binge
I haven’t written to the blog in a while. Quite frankly, I’ve been busy. In the last 30 days, I have released 3 software new packages, updated 1, deprecated 1, participated in a sprint that lasted a...
View ArticleDBSprockets is back, Baby!
So I have had a pretty long hiatus from working on dbsprockets, but I’m back… with a vengeance. So, I worked hard to get Rum working in TG2, but struggled my ass off and got nowhere. Left tangled in...
View ArticleSQLAlchemy Migrate Process Hiccups
So, I’ve done migration processes for two medium-large database schemas (50-100 tables) and I have found what I believe to be a disconnect in the process of migrating and a database and developing a...
View ArticlePlonecon Recap
Last week I attended Plonecon in Washington D.C. We use Plone quite a bit at NREL, and I wanted to come up to speed on the state of the art, and see if I could find some folks to collaborate with on...
View ArticleSpeaking at Front Range Pythoneers
Tomorrow Night I will be speaking about agile technologies with SQLAlchemy at the Front Range Pythoneers monthly meeting. I spent a few hours last night working out my presentation and creating a...
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