Only Python

This blog deals almost exclusively with my Python coding activities.

Friday, February 29, 2008

Pycon and Crunchy

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This year's Pycon program looks very interesting. I wish I could be there but, alas, the timing was just wrong for me this year. This i...
Friday, February 22, 2008

99 problems: looking for volunteers

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Some time ago, Dr. Werner Hett created a list of 99 Prolog problems that could be used to skills in logic programming. More recently, a Ru...
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Friday, February 01, 2008

Automated documentation code testing - part 2

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Thanks to Crunchy's simple plugin architecture, after only a few hours of coding the automated documentation testing (for html files) de...
Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Automated documentation code testing

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During the first year or so of development work on Crunchy , I probably got a nickname of "Dr. NO!" by early Crunchy adopters as I...
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Monday, January 28, 2008

Kudos to ActiveState

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ActiveState , the company behind the Python cookbook and many other useful and free resources, is a great supporter of free software. Its ...
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008

GHOP Python Related Success Story

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Early on during Google's HOP contest, I joined the Python mentors group following a call for task suggestions, and submitted many Crunch...
Saturday, January 19, 2008

More power and removing an option

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One of the neat features of Crunchy, suggested to me by Andrew Dalke at Pycon 2007, is its ability to dynamically display images that are ge...
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André Roberge
Programming, in Python preferably, is just a hobby for me. I either do things completely useless to explore Python features, or try to create software that could be used by others to learn programming in Python. I have recently started on a new learning journey, this time about human languages.
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