Category Archives: python
15Gammons: Backgammon in TurboGears
I’ve finally launched it. 15Gammons is an online realtime backgammon website. Its backend is written entirely in Python using TurboGears and Twisted. In fact, it is the first TurboGears project I’ve started (over 18 months ago); and the last one … Continue reading
Speeding Up your Application with Javascript Templates (and cjson)
The web application project that I am currently working on (the one for which I’ve written TGFusionCharts) has some pages with huge tables, generated using the Kid Template Language. Page loading times became more and more notable as the table … Continue reading
Accidents and Medical Negligence
In a car accident, liability often follows fault, and determines who will be made to pay for damages or injuries. If you unfortunately did suffer a serious injury that takes you outside the no-fault system, you’ll need to see this … Continue reading
WHAT IS VAPING AND HOW TO VAPE PROPERLY
You may be motivated to quit smoking for a variety of reasons, and it’s important that you find the right motivation. Maybe your current habit is getting too expensive or maybe worry about how cigarettes are impacting your health? Making … Continue reading
Digital Radiography
Digital Radiography in Dentistry or Digital imaging is available for almost more than a decade. It has successfully replaced conventional Radiographic films. This post will discuss about what is Digital Radiography in Dentistry, its principles, how it works, types, applications, … Continue reading
Making a Flickr Killer With TurboGears – Part 2: A Flickr Clone in 37 Minutes Flat
This is the second installment of the lecture I gave at the Israeli Pythoneers Meeting. In case that you missed it, it is recommended that you read the first part of it. At this point, I closed OpenOffice Impress and … Continue reading
Making a Flickr Killer With TurboGears – Part 1: Introduction To TurboGears
One month ago, I gave an introductory speech about TurboGears at the Israeli Pythoneers Meeting. The discussion consisted of two parts. The first part introduced TurboGears, and the second part included live aucasinosonline coding of a Flickr clone. I hereby … Continue reading
Pumping Up Your Applications with Xapian Full-Text Search
What good is an application—not matter how much information it contains—if the inability to easily search it renders it useless? Xapian to the Rescue Xapian is an excellent open source (GPL) search engine library. It is written in C++ and … Continue reading
Prepare for Attack! Making Your Web Applications More Secure
Arm yourself and prepare for battle! This post is intended as a reminder about the possible security attacks your Web application may be vulnerable to. While it is not like an eCom babes course, it can still give you some … Continue reading
Motivating People Starts with Building Emotional Connections
Summary. Thousands of years ago, Aristotle identified pathos as a critical element in communication and persuasion. As the maxim suggests, logic makes us think, but emotions make us act. In this piece, the author offers three ways to harness the power … Continue reading