Creosote archive for Mon 22 of Aug, 2005

python debugging with UDP packets

Graphical frontend for nmap

A brief article on CherryPy, a Web framework for Python

I'm a little late to the party, but ASN.1 looks like a nice alternative to XML Schema when you want to programmatically define some XML format. (I hear that the Structured Blogging guys uses ASN.1 to write their schemas - so simple-event.xsd, for example, is just the output from a much simpler file.) Comment

"While Cocoa applications are generally written in Objective-C, Python is a fully capable choice for application development."

Interesting insights into the development of Python language.

Project Aardvark: Last Post. Mikel Maron goes raving in Germany. English Cut: What if you only have 200 UKP and want a decent suit? Radio UserLand Kick Start: Creating Outlines (from Rogers Cadenhead's book). via ricmac: Kottke says PubSub kicks Technorati's ass. Kevin Burton responds and points out IceRocket, another blog search engine. via microformats.org: FOO camp microformats lab write-up. IBM makes vague announcement about search that has something to do with natural language processing. Comment

I am going further with AtomAPI support in CPSBlog. I have just added : DELETE supportcategories management as described in AtomSyndicationThe AtomAPI support has been refactored to be more generic and split into 4 classes : AtomMixin, AtomAware, AtomAwareEntry and AtomAwareCollection. I still don't know if it's the best architecture for Atom support, and I know there is a lot of improvements to do, but it's better than yesterday ;-) This is the first step to a full Atom support in CPS.

det är lätt hänt att man missar viktiga händelser när man är på semester: "En naken man trängde sig i går eftermiddag in på Sollidens slott på Öland. Prins Carl Philip och hans flickvän Emma var ute i en båt när den nakne mannen kom simmande. Kungafamiljens väktare slog larm direkt.

I currently run an ATI All-in-Wonder Radeon 7500 in my workstation. Perfectly servicable card for work, given that all of my work these days is web-app development with SVG being the most demanding graphics I do. But it doesn't have any of the newer ...

I have added support for coverage analysis using coverage.py from Gareth Rees and Ned Batchelder, as well as support for profiling using either the profile or hotshot modules from the Python standard library, to Zope 2's test runner test.py. See the attached file.

Quite a bit more work on the array-handling code in OpenGL-ctypes. It seems to be working properly now, and the number of OpenGLContext demos that are running is growing substantially (even have the first bitmap-based demo working (though it's a pret...

Doing a bit more work with OpenGL-ctypes this evening. Mostly focusing on the array datatype handling. Basically what I want to allow is that any number of array-like datatypes can be registered with the system so that they can be passed to (and pote...

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