Hosting a Django Site with Pure Python - Eric Florenzano’s Website
Exactly what I wanted. A pure-python standalone WSGI server that I can put behind an apache and host my Django jerakeen.org implementation on. Fast, too.
jerakeen.org
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django-mobileadmin - Google Code
iPhone django interface. Dead easy to install, works well. happy happy happy.
FrontPage - IPython
replacement python shell - does tab completion, various other clever things. via:djugl
Beautiful Soup: We called him Tortoise because he taught us.
Lovely HTML parser for Python. I’m using it to sanitize comments - sample code soon.
pyiso8601 - Google Code
Shockingly, python doesn’t seem to be able to parse iso8601 dates in core. But this works.
MySQLdb on Leopard | David Cramer’s Blog
Two stupid fixes to two stupid problems. I thought MacOS was a sensible platform nowadays. Anyway, bookmarked so I can find it again, because it works.
Shelf
Shelf is an app for MacOS that looks at the current foreground application, and tries to figure out if what you’re looking at corresponds to a person in your Address Book. Then it’ll tell you things about them.
Tales from the Loonybin » Demystifying Mail.app Plugins – A Tutorial
Writing Mail.app plugins. In Python. Rocking.
DjangoKit now in Google Code
I’ve moved the DjangoKit source and documentation (such as it is) into Google Code at the request of Rob Hudson, so other people can work on it. Other people? Work on my code? Crazy.
DjangoKit gets better
DjangoKit’s got a lot better - it’s now installable and a mall setup.py file can turn most Django apps into MacOS .apps.
DjangoKit
DjangoKit is a framework that will (eventually) allow me to package just about any Django application as a stand-alone MacOS .app. It’s not finished, but I have a working demo now.
DjangoKit
DjangoKit is a framework that will take a Django application, and turn it into a stand-alone MacOS application with a local database and media files.
Trawler
Trawler is a (currently internal) Mac GUI client for editing templates, tests, code and files on a Zimki server. It’ll be public Real Soon Now.
licenses, daap and md5
Another day, another python-daap release. Version 0.6 allows you to connect to shares requiring a password, and fixes some problems with the source tarball. However, there are still outstanding licensing issues that may entail an annoying change to the library in the future.
DuckCall
DuckCall is a trivial little utility that I wrote once I realised that I was getting a MacBook Pro, and it had a camera built into it. It updates your iChat or Adium (requires one of the 1.0 betas) status picture with a shot taken from the iSight evey 30 seconds.
