Re: [python-uk] hexagonal Django

On 2012-12-04 14:46, Jonathan Hartley wrote: I haven't, yet, but I'm thinking of refactoring a vertical slice of our monster Django app into this style, and I'd love to hear if you think it's crazy / brilliant / obvious / old-hat, etc. Since you mentioned this a few weeks back, I've been think

Re: [python-uk] londonpython.org.uk

On 2012-02-05 14:56, James Broadhead wrote: Perhaps out of date, but: $ whois londonpython.org.uk ... Registrant: Remi Delon The history is that Remi registered the domain and created a (free) account on a WebFaction server to host the content. I set up the Planet instance and

Re: [python-uk] Python jobs at Rangespan

Ack! Sorry everyone, I blame jet-lag. Everyone except Jonathan, feel free to ignore! On 21/06/11 20:15, Menno Smits wrote: > Hey JB, > > I've been meaning to ask you how it's going at Rangespan. You sound > pretty psyched about the job which is fantastic. What kind of

Re: [python-uk] Python jobs at Rangespan

Hey JB, I've been meaning to ask you how it's going at Rangespan. You sound pretty psyched about the job which is fantastic. What kind of stuff have you been working on so far? Is the working style quite different from Resolver? (do you do TDD, pair-programming etc?) We just got back yesterday fr

[python-uk] Python Developer - BATS Europe

Hi all, My employer is currently seeking Python developers. Sorry for adding another job posting but this one is highly relevant to this list. No agencies or recruiters please. Details below. Cheers, Menno = Python Software Developer = Locati

Re: [python-uk] emacs and python and emacs-starter-kit

Hi Bruce, I use both python-mode.el and ropemacs. The aren't exclusive. python-mode.el provides (imperfect) syntax highlighting, Python indentation, pdbtrack and other goodies. ropemacs gives some powerful refactoring tools. If you want to look, my Emacs config is at the Mercurial repo here: http

Re: [python-uk] Reminder: London Python Code Dojo Tomorrow

Bruce Durling wrote: > 1st Thursday of the month works for me. Let me know when we have > enough consensus to post a new announcement. A very late "me too": 1st Thursdays of the month are usually fine for me, including the one in November. More than happy to continue with tic-tac-toe. __

Re: [python-uk] Favourite ways of scrubbing HTML/whitelisting specific HTML tags?

Hi Michael, Michael Sparks wrote: > Just a quick Q for people: what's your favourite way (preferably a library :) > of allowing a subset of HTML tags through? I can think of 1/2 dozen different > ways of doing this, but I'm sure there's a preferred approach for some... > > Thanks in advance :-)

Re: [python-uk] London Python meetup, Tuesday the 31st.

richard barran wrote: > On 17/7/07, at 13:48, Simon Brunning wrote: > >> See http://tinyurl.com/2m7ahw for details, such as they are. >> > > Hi, > > Thinking of coming along, but got a couple of questions: > 1. What time does it start? Someone is often there by around 6pm. There's always people

Re: [python-uk] London Python Planet

Fuzzyman wrote: > Peter Bengtsson wrote: > >> I'm based in london too. perhaps my rare musings could be added? >> http://www.peterbe.com/rss.xml?oc=Python&oc=Zop >> >> > It looks like Planet London uses my atom feed 9I assume this is what has > happened) which is slightly borked (to use the tech

Re: [python-uk] London Python Planet

Hi Peter, Just added your feed. Menno Peter Bengtsson wrote: > I'm based in london too. perhaps my rare musings could be added? > http://www.peterbe.com/rss.xml?oc=Python&oc=Zope > > Simon Brunning wrote: >> A big thank you to Menno Smits and Remi Delon for setti