On 8 May 2009, at 15:09, Andy Robinson wrote:
2009/5/8 Alec Muffett :
I am eagerly
waiting for a DJUGL or similar event down in my area
The people who attend these things are probably going to be
in detox for a while after this week's EuroDjangoCon in Prague -
I dread to think how much beer w
2009/5/8 Alec Muffett :
> I am eagerly
> waiting for a DJUGL or similar event down in my area
The people who attend these things are probably going to be
in detox for a while after this week's EuroDjangoCon in Prague -
I dread to think how much beer went down there
In fact if you can catch a
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Hi,
On May/08/2009, Tim Golden wrote:
> Alec Muffett wrote:
>> Hi folks,
>
> Hi, welcome to Python. Be aware that this list (python-uk)
> is very low volume, and tends to be used for announcements
> of UK Python meetups, conferences, jobs and the like. Nothing
How often is there a Python meetup
Further to Tim's reply about project layout.
One of the tennats of Python is that it is a choice language. If you want to
put modules in a single file then do so. If it fits better in a directory
then that's fine too. Both work well and neither approach will make you a
leper to other Python devs.
Hello Alec,
Welcome, sounds like you've got some good reading, as Alec says __init__.py
are core for packages and therefore namespacing - so read up on that.
Other than that the best advice I can give is get coding - I often find
doing a little project is a great way to focus my learning in a new
Alec Muffett wrote:
Hi folks,
Hi, welcome to Python. Be aware that this list (python-uk)
is very low volume, and tends to be used for announcements
of UK Python meetups, conferences, jobs and the like. Nothing
wrong with posting technical questions here, but you might
be better off on the main
Hi folks,
I'm a old fart^H^H^H^H Perl hacker converting to Python, and am
starting out on my first Python project. I'm currently inhaling "Dive
into Python" and the "Python Cookbook", and am lining up the Django
book as my next read. So far I've read heaps of syntax and code, and
writte
2009/5/7 Shaun Laughey :
> Hi Andy didn't you start a while ago?
We've dabbled and done a private port of the open source
toolkit using 2-to-3, which sort of works except that PIL
is not yet available for 3.0 and that's a major issue for
many users. We also build a ton of solutions on
Django. S
