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• In Developer · C/C++  ·  By moz  ·  Aged 1 year, 1 month  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Natural Language Tokenizer That Keeps Track Of Token Locations

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By apple  ·  Aged 1 year, 2 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Simple and effective library for drawing 2D/3D graphs in Python. Requires a C++ library to run. Looks like the library is easy to install and compile on Unix platforms. Windows support looks shaky.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By paul  ·  Aged 1 year, 2 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• This module defines a standard interface to break Uniform Resource Locator (URL) strings up in components (addressing scheme, network location, path etc.), to combine the components back into a URL string, and to convert a relative URL to an absolute URL given a base URL.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By paul  ·  Aged 1 year, 2 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• The page has all the python socket examples you can think of. If you are thinking of writting a socket script in Python then this is the only reference. Everything from TCP/UDP and client/server to simple gethostbyaddr functions. All easy to ready clear and concise working examples.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By apple  ·  Aged 1 year, 2 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Here's a mini-HOWTO on installing the cx_Oracle Python module on Unix systems (tested on Linux and Solaris.) I always forget one of these steps every time I install this module on one of my systems, so I thought I'd write them down. Other people might find this useful.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By paul  ·  Aged 1 year, 2 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Simon Willison was kind enough to wrap the Open ID implementation in a neat Django package. The simple to use implementation is getting great reviews. A real time saver that is worth incorporating into any Django driven community.

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• In Developer · JavaScript  ·  By rossp  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• The phrase 'simplifying the user experience' (or it's cousins) is thrown around regularly these days, without many examples on HOW to actually make life easier for the end user. In my opinion it's about removing needless junk wherever possible, letting the user focus on what's actually important. A simple example I've extracted from a current project is minimising needless page loads. Read on to find out how I validate availability of a username during the Django registration process.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By rossp  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Ross Poulton's "glue" to get OpenID working with Django's base authentication system.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By rossp  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Scott Barnham, one of the guys behind the recently-launched Django Gigs website, has posted some statistics from visitors to the Gigs website over the past few days. I've put together some similar stats for the Django Sites website, which has been online for a few months now.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By beak42  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Find a Django gig/job :)

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By paul  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• Captcha are images with some text that user need to write into a form field in order to send the form data. It is used as a anti-spam solutions as bots can't read text from images. In case of django/python the solution is quite easy. We can use code published by various users, for example django-captcha.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By paul  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• They are those boxes with morphed images containing characters. It stops computers programs or bots to get through your forms. This is a complete self contained Django implementation. Takes about 5 minutes to set up.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By paul  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• There are a few minor and miscellaneous — but still useful — tricks I’ve started using which are worth giving some attention to; they’re not as cool as an entire packaged application, but anything that makes life easier for a developer, even by a little bit, is a good thing.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By paul  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• If you want to run batch jobs that support your Django website the model interface is very handy. You may even use templates with this approach. Here is the basic setup to run Django applications from the command line.

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• In Developer · Django  ·  By CoolGoose  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• How to write standalone scripts which make use of Django components?

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• In Developer · Java  ·  By luy  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• A variant of the Viterbi Algorithm returning the less energy path of a matrix

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• In Developer · Java  ·  By sfermigier  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• The Nuxeo ECM platform is based on components and services, making is easy to extend it and integrate it with your other applications.

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• In Developer · Java  ·  By sfermigier  ·  Aged 1 year, 3 months  ·   0 Comments  ·  Details...
• The Nuxeo Runtime (the infrastructure behind the Nuxeo ECM platform) now support scripting languages. This makes scripting available from all Nuxeo’s platform. Thanks to this new feature, you can easily uses scripts from your custom components. This can be very useful for a lot of use cases, like, dynamic rules (scripting language as DSLs), easily modifiable behaviours, light and powerful configuration / customization, etc. Scripts have access to the whole API thanks to Java scripting integration (JSR-223).