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tech.Fydd.in: October 2010

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Trying to fit in. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. UPDATED] Python: Don't touch the list you're iterating. If you are a developer that likes safe code, there's probably nothing in this post you don't know. However, if you have read my previous. Post, you already know that I'm a lazy developer who likes his programming languages to tell him he's a jerk. I stumbled across a Python feature that didn't tell me I am a jerk. Let's call it a quirk. Of course you are now craving for the solution of this problem....

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tech.Fydd.in: April 2011

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Trying to fit in. Monday, April 4, 2011. Django howto: Non-conflicting slugs. But the case kept whining in the back of my head. Until today. I decided to tackle the problem. And of course, it was easier than I thought. After entering some smart queries, Google told me that there is something called the Django test client. Django says: ' The test client is a Python class that acts as a dummy Web browser, allowing you to test your views and interact with your Django-powered application programmatically.

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tech.Fydd.in: Function caching decorator [reprise]

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Trying to fit in. Friday, May 22, 2015. Function caching decorator [reprise]. Sudden inspiration to write a blog. A long time ago, I wrote a post. About a decorator that could somehow cache an expensive function. There were some ideas in the comments, but I never really followed up the idea I spawned in that particular post. And I never really gave it more thought or research either. Today I was at the PyGrunn. Conference. Tom Levine, author of Vlermv, held a presentation. So here's the link to that page.

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tech.Fydd.in: Django howto: Non-conflicting slugs

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Trying to fit in. Monday, April 4, 2011. Django howto: Non-conflicting slugs. But the case kept whining in the back of my head. Until today. I decided to tackle the problem. And of course, it was easier than I thought. After entering some smart queries, Google told me that there is something called the Django test client. Django says: ' The test client is a Python class that acts as a dummy Web browser, allowing you to test your views and interact with your Django-powered application programmatically.

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tech.Fydd.in: Django Class-based Views

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Trying to fit in. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. What do I like about Django's class-based views? Well, to start with: consistency. It might sound a bit lame, but I think it's a great thing that, following models and forms, views are now also part of the class-based club. I somehow always thought it was weird to write your forms and models in a class, but your views in a function. This weird feeling is now gone. Lucky me. Secondly: consistency. Again? What I don't like about Django's class-based views? So we don...

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tech.Fydd.in: September 2010

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Trying to fit in. Thursday, September 23, 2010. PHP: What equals zero, but is not empty? If (empty($hash) { throw new Exception('Hash is empty'); } if ($hash = 0) { throw new Exception('Hash equals 0 (zero)'); }. Nothing really fancy, right? Well, as it turned out, we got a lot of exceptions, saying the hash equals 0 (zero). But why? What was going on? What obvious mistake laughed us in the face, while we looked over it? My astonishment only grew, when I took a look at the PHP manual about the empty().

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tech.Fydd.in: August 2010

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Trying to fit in. Tuesday, August 31, 2010. Django Admin: Making fields read-only for editing. Sometimes, when you are developing a Django website, you want to use the Django admin interface to create and edit your custom, homemade models. How to do this, is well documented on this. Simply override the get readonly fields method. Class MessageAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): fieldsets = ( (None, { 'fields': ('author', 'title', 'slug', 'text',) }), ) def get readonly fields(self, request, obj = None): if obj:...

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tech.Fydd.in: FeinCMS and Fixtures: Check your trees

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Trying to fit in. Monday, July 11, 2011. FeinCMS and Fixtures: Check your trees. A lot was learned today. Posted by J.H. July 11, 2011 at 10:52 PM. Just a small detail: FeinCMS is integrated with django-mptt. rebuild mptt is also part of django-mptt. This app/plugin can also be used separately from FeinCMS :-). July 11, 2011 at 11:46 PM. Django-mptt is incredibly useful for storing anything that requires a tree structure, like groups within groups etc. July 12, 2011 at 9:04 PM. View my complete profile.

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tech.Fydd.in: October 2014

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Trying to fit in. Friday, October 17, 2014. Object references in class definitions. It's been a while. Things happen, I guess. Today I learned a nice thing about Python. I don't know the specifics, but I was told that this is an intentional design decision in Python. Code example to make things clear:. Class TestObj(object): val var = 11 def init (self): self.obj var = {}. You can of course declare the variable whenever you need it. Class TestObj(object): obj var = {} def change obj var(self): self.o...

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Ineens, Oud en Nieuw | mstub.blog

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Ik zeg ook maar wat…. Spring naar de primaire inhoud. Ineens, Oud en Nieuw. Ieder jaar weer hetzelfde drama. Tegen de tijd dat ik mij afvraag ‘wat ga ik eigenlijk doen met Oud en Nieuw? 8217; heeft iedereen zijn plannen al klaar. Feestjes zijn gepland, kaartjes voor de places to be zijn uitverkocht en zelfs mijn ouders zijn niet thuis. Dat is dus het moment dat ik halsoverkop ineens nog iets moet zien te regelen. Dit bericht werd geplaatst in Geen categorie. About 1 hour ago. Psychiatrists recommend not ...