Wednesday, June 11, 2003

I could use a bit of feedback.  I enjoy lurking the Python community but have little time to follow up or daily blog the nifty stuff I notice without postponing or missing things closer to home.   90% of these items also get blogged by the Python community newsfeeds, or the Daily Python-URL, anyway. I will continue to post when: I haven't noticed it covered before - "$10 "Tempt Me" Python T-Shirts -- New _&_ on Clearance!  How do ya like THEM apples?! I'm also curious and no-one has answered - "Is Zope 3 Aspect Oriented?" It just seems blogworthy -- Hey ActiveState Pythonistas - mixin some "Agile"! (Now where does Lean fit into that picture? Ron Hitchens on Agile.) Code Kata is a worthwhile principle. Thanks for honoring it Useless Python. There's a site in need of an RSS feed. Conclusion: Pardon my excuse for fragmented blog entries crammed into this navel gazing blurt. 11:38:12 PM     There's an available May 28, 03 ActiveState webcast demonstrating Python Development in Visual Studio.Net.  No commentary here, just talking @ billboards. 10:55:46 PM     "If your web site uses free software exclusively, you might not realize how big of a deal CMF for Zope (page 14) really is. Proprietary content management systems have high-priced licenses and still require you to do substantial customizing. This might be the article that makes you a web hero at work, so pay attention. "- LinuxJournal.com But it looks like Plone was covered in April.: . "Two of many are Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge: a dive into Plone, the killer app that might bring Zope-based content management to the masses" ...and another from the March 2002 archives with a good bit of DTML perspective. 10:48:49 PM

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