> If you still think this, I'd be interested in chatting a little
> further. Does the email address in the pdf go to you? If not, should
> I write you directly? Can I call on the phone (you can leave me a
> number at http://paulrubin.com)? Thanks.
done, we will get in contact in a more private
> Working remotely hadn't occurred to me ;-). I was wondering
>
> 1) whether there would be legal or procedural obstacles for a
> non-European wanting to work in Paris for a while; and
If you are a member of the EU (the netherlands ?), there no such problem on
our side. Only _you_ would have some
> It says, "bonne maîtrise de l'anglais écrit et parlé (toute autre langue
> sera un plus)" so good mastery of English written and spoken is the main
> language requirement (stated, that is ;-) But "capacité de dialoguer avec
> des usagers non techniques et tous les membres de l'équipe" probably m
> Since you're posting in English, is there any point in responding
> to it in English, and are non-Europeans eligible?
I'm afraid not. The team is too small to welcome remote work at the present
time ... I was posting in english mainly to avoid beeing flag as spam ...
and because I though I might
Hi all,
Sopinspace, Society For Public Information Spaces (specialized in Web-based
citizen public debate and collaborative initiatives) is looking for a new
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The position is located in Paris, France (11eme).
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> A concrete example would probably help. What are you envisioning?
Let say you have an interface (zope.interface) IMyProduct and two
classes
implementing the interface MyProduct1 and MyProduct2 ...
But I think I found the answer. One file each.
Python is just more flexi
Hi again,
For instance, if you have several classes implementing the same
interface
(say, doing the same things with different strategies), how would you
organize that in terms of files (modules) and directories (packages) ?
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o gather things inside
"python modules" ...
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Hi,
What do you guys recommend in terms of python project layout, especially
unit tests layout ?
Zope has unit tests per packages, twisted has a big tests directory
full of
tests ... and the file naming convention are also pretty differents ...
I guess there is part of "pe
