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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Handy Python Progress for JSON module
I’ve been spending a good deal of time the past couple of days processing large JSON files to try and fix some corrupted data (long story, short version: my fault). While JSON is a fast file format to work with, … Continue reading
Web Server Shootout Talk Accepted at OS Bridge Conference
My talk, Web Server Shootout, was accepted by the Open Source Bridge Conference! I’m terribly excited, but also nervous because there’s a lot I need to do between now and the conference. Expect regular updates on how my talk is … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Personal, Technology
Tagged apache, lighttpd, nginx, osbridge
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Catching up on photos: Lots o’ Hiking
I’ve finally gotten around to organizing and uploading over a months worth of photos off of my little digital camera. Just to make sure there’s something geeky in this post: I use F-Spot to organize and upload my photos to … Continue reading
Keeping all your notes in sync with Dropbox and Tomboy
Tomboy is a wonderful note taking program for Gnome. It has some synchronization features built-in, but not everyone has a server to store their notes for synchronizing between multiple computers. Enter Dropbox: a service for synchronizing files between computers. It … Continue reading
BitBucket Project for Python FusionCharts Code
After my last post on FusionCharts, someone was nice enough to e-mail me some a Django snippet for exporting FusionCharts as images, so I decided I might as well put the code in a public repository. While I prefer Bazaar … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Python, Technology
Tagged bitbucket, django, fusioncharts, hg, pil
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Image Exporter for Fusion Charts
I wrote an image exporter for Fusion Charts while working for YouGov/Polimetrix, and someone recently asked if they could use it as well. You’ll have to alter it a bit because it was written for a custom CherryPy-based framework. It … Continue reading
