oh and to answer (b) yes, I'd be interested in hearing a talk on OpenERP.
On 15 July 2014 16:58, Tim Diggins wrote:
> Hi Jonathan (and list) -
>
> I'm not using OpenERP but working on similar resource-planning/workflow
> software and would really like to meet up a
Hi Jonathan (and list) -
I'm not using OpenERP but working on similar resource-planning/workflow
software and would really like to meet up and swap notes.
Tim
On 15 July 2014 16:48, Jonathan Hartley wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I'm curious about whether there are any users of OpenERP (a Python
> logisti
Harry
*//excursus on the moan *
The problem with seems to be with scopes vs namespace differentiation
rather than comprehensions (though I haven't *actually* tried this in
python 3). So this problem only should occur in class bodies. And doing
heavy lifting stuff like comprehensions in a class bod
Hi list
I'm working with a technology-focused secondary school (actually a
"University Technical College" for 14-18 year olds) in Shoreditch and they
have been learning python. To make this less academic and put it into a
vocational context, we had an idea that they might be interested in finding
>
>
> However, is fancy book learning the best method to learn?
>
> only recommended method if learning in the bath / on the beach ;-)
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On 20 May 2013 14:51, Harry Percival wrote:
> Interesting points both. I think it's insightful to think about the line
> beween provisioning and deployment... The idea that deployment shouldn't
> require root permissions is a good stake in the ground.
>
> In the book I've decided I'm going to ta
Harry -
I think if you're teaching best practices on python and testing, you've got
to teach virtualenv - maybe not for deployment (cause better to have
separate VMs for staging and production) but for development and testing,
really important (unless you do everything in a vm, like vagrant or
sim
Hi Harry (and list)
First - I think you should separate out provisioning (setting up the server
and all the dependencies and maybe the initial install) from deployment
(repeatedly updating the site based on the latest codebase and db
migrations etc).
Secondly - my experience (which may not be ver
Interesting.
Agree it is roughly on-topic, It's doesn't seem to be a rogue or fraudulent
email.
But also it does sound like it's unsolicited bulk mail.
I'd rather leave it up to a Bayesian filter to decide if that all means
it's spam or not. ;-)
On 1 May 2013 09:32, Thomas Morton wrote:
> They
Thanks Simon to organizing it - and to all the speakers - good
lightnings and great django talk. Only drawback: shame about the lack
of IDE fisticuffs.
On 6 May 2008, at 07:12, Simon Brunning wrote:
Details here: http://tinyurl.com/3snu66
Tim Diggins
http://red56.co.uk/people/tim
> How do I go from here to creating an incidence list representation and
> adjacency matrix? (is it possible to assign to individual items in
each tuple? I guess not).
You're right python tuples are immutable (1,2,3), whereas python lists
[1,2,3] are mutable. However which you use is really a
Mamading -
the links & your course idea are really interesting - the livewires
course interests me, but I'm interested in adapting it to make it more
appropriate for primary (juniors) age kids (because that's how old my
children are, not because I'm an expert in that field!)
In respect of your
ite
http://www.soda.co.uk or the specific deep links.
Please pass this info on to anyone who might be interested.
Thanks!
Tim Diggins
Development Director
Soda
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