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A Tour of Go #69 Exercise: Web Crawler | Sonia Codes
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Communication diagrams for Go →. A Tour of Go #69 Exercise: Web Crawler. October 9, 2011. I can’t resist. The difficulty level of the exercise is similar to much of what I’ve posted on this blog and I just want to talk about it. For any of you who don’t regularly follow the Go Blog. I’m talking about the final exercise, #69, of the recently published A Tour of Go. To attempt the exercises, especially #69, the subject of my post here. M[u] { m[u] = true c2(u, depth-1, fetcher, m) } } return }. There are o...
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Michael Nelson - Something driven development: Outside-in development on Ubuntu
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Michael Nelson - Something driven development. Software development thoughts and musings around Python, Ruby and other tools. Wednesday, May 20, 2009. Outside-in development on Ubuntu. For over 6 months now I've been working on launchpad.net. Collaborative development for open source software - using Python (Zope). It's been an unreal experience seeing various testing strategies on such a large code-base, but the two things I miss the most while developing on launchpad are:. Something similar to rspactor.
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My Sentiments | Just some thoughts as I learn what is so fascinating to many people about communicating this way | Page 2
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Found this in the drafts…no idea what it was for. August 21, 2008. Posted by jennifer in Uncategorized. Everybody knows. Well we all think we know, but we don’t really understand. Not really. You see those things, those tests, were introduced so fast. Of course you would want to know. How could you stand not having a clue? It doesn’t hurt. No side effects. They said. Who is. Tick tock tick tock tick tock….it will stop I know. One day. This day? So I found this in the drafts, I have no idea why I wrote it...
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Failure to educate | My Sentiments
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September 8, 2008. Posted by jennifer in Uncategorized. No comments yet — be the first. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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March | 2007 | My Sentiments
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March 17, 2007. Posted by jennifer in Family times. We spent most of our time at the farm, the beautiful beaches (Hyams Beach is so white- C&L there was NO seaweed this time just white sand and sparkling water plus a dolphin and penguin), playing at the park in Huskisson and walking to different lookouts. Very peaceful and laid back. March 7, 2007. Posted by jennifer in Uncategorized. 1 comment so far. Matty starts preschool soon. Scary! I love my boys so much. A wife and mother of two lovely boys and a ...
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A walk-through charming an existing wsgi application | Something-driven development
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Software development thoughts around Ubuntu, Python, Golang and other tools. A walk-through charming an existing wsgi application. After recently writing the re-usable wsgi-app role. For juju charms, I wanted to see how easy it would be to apply this to an existing service. I chose the existing ubuntu-reviews service. Because it’s open-source and something that we’ll probably need to deploy with juju soon (albeit only the functionality for reviewing newer click applications). A/metadata.yaml b/metada...
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Using Apache2’s mod_proxy to transition traffic | Something-driven development
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Software development thoughts around Ubuntu, Python, Golang and other tools. Using Apache2’s mod proxy to transition traffic. I was recently in the situation of wanting to transition traffic gradually from an old deployment to a new deployment. It’s a large production system, so rather than just switching the DNS entries to point at the new deployment, I wanted to be able to shift the traffic over in a couple of controlled steps. July 17, 2015 at 6:37 am. Laquo; Creating a Mir Snap in the cloud. Create c...
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Reusable ansible roles for Juju charms | Something-driven development
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Software development thoughts around Ubuntu, Python, Golang and other tools. Reusable ansible roles for Juju charms. I’ve been writing Juju charms. To automate the deployment of a few different services at work, which all happen to be wsgi applications… some Django apps, others with other frameworks. I’ve been using the ansible support for writing charms. Which makes charm authoring simpler, but even then, essentially each wsgi service charm needs to do the same thing:. Install any package dependencies.
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Michael Nelson - Something driven development: Mocking in Python just got easier
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Michael Nelson - Something driven development. Software development thoughts and musings around Python, Ruby and other tools. Tuesday, October 14, 2008. Mocking in Python just got easier. Voidspace just released Mock 0.4.0. An update to the excellent Mock library which brings a few conveniences and easier patching of module and class-level attributes. This makes tests using mocks easier to read, for example inside a test case:. SelfassertEquals(my mock.my method.call args,. Goodbye',),{'hello': False}).
