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Python On Planes Supersunday Release

SlashRating© CowboyNeal slashdottit! tm spo0nman writes "The PythonOnPlanes release team has just published PythonOnPlanes-1.3.07 aka. 'the SuperSunday' release. For those in the know PythonOnPlanes is a rapid development framework for Python which uses commonly known design patterns like ActiveRecord, Association DataMapping, Front Controller and MVC. Our primary goal is to provide a structured framework that enables Python users at all levels to rapidly develop robust web applications, without any loss to flexibility.'Major highlights in the release include Active Scrum Manager 1, Sanity Preserver 3.13 and Lart 22.21. This is also the first release with the *PythonOnPlanes Live CD Installer* officially debuting on the x86 platform.'"

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  1. Tag by StyxRiver · · Score: 2, Funny

    Snakesonaplane?

    1. Re:Tag by mdboyd · · Score: 2, Funny

      Tag... SamuelJackson

  2. Pythongs on planes by tyleroar · · Score: 5, Funny

    I have had it with these motherfucking pythons on this motherfucking plane!

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  3. MOD PARENT FUNNY by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Funny

    nt

  4. Bah! Python by chebucto · · Score: 5, Funny

    Ruby on Rails? Python on Planes? Real Programmers use C on Chariots!

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    1. Re:Bah! Python by linkedlinked · · Score: 5, Funny

      I've always been a fan of Assembly on Acid, or C++ on Cocaine. PHP on XTC works pretty well, too.

    2. Re:Bah! Python by Chmcginn · · Score: 3, Funny

      PHP on XTC works pretty well, too.

      So you're one of the guys who makes the PHP code that looks like somebody was just caressing the keyboard...

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    3. Re:Bah! Python by stuuf · · Score: 2, Funny

      VHDL on Viagra!

      It has to be a hardware language of course

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    4. Re:Bah! Python by Phroggy · · Score: 2, Funny

      In Perl, you just hold down the shift key while you caress the top row. :-)

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  5. Samuel Jackson says... by mdboyd · · Score: 4, Funny

    Gooood mutha fuckin choice motha fucka!

  6. Re:Are you fucking kidding me? by saskboy · · Score: 2, Funny

    I depend on Slashdot to give me a summary of the daily funny on April 1st. I'm lonely, don't make them take that away from me!

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  7. Re:These aren't funny anymore. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Yeah man maybe the bandwidth would cost them so much theyd have to sell their house and be homeless lol thatd be awesome

  8. Re:What I really like about slashdot [SPOILER] by Dunbal · · Score: 2, Funny

    What I like about slashdot is the dupes...

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  9. Re:Here's an idea by Prof.Phreak · · Score: 2, Funny

    Spread these articles throughout the entire month of April.

    Wait for the dupes :-)

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  10. Re:Are you fucking kidding me? by saskboy · · Score: 1, Funny

    "You suck."

    But I still have a lower Slashdot ID number than you do. Suck my python on a plane.

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  11. Sonney, in my day by pavon · · Score: 5, Funny

    we had Cobol on Cobble Stones and we were grateful.

  12. Re:Sonny, in my day by mysticgoat · · Score: 2, Funny

    You had Cobble Stones???

    Shoot, we had to make do with Fortran on Feet. And we had to hand carry our Holloriths, too. Seventeen flights of stairs from the punchcard stations to the cardreader, through waist deep snow, and uphill both ways.

    Hee, hee... I remember when Crazy Dave started saving all the chad from the bitbuckets of the cardpunch machines. After about a month he had this huge bag of microconfetti, and one afternoon when the Admin had his back to us (rethreading the backup highspeed tape machine, he was), Crazy Dave dumped all that chad into the input buffer of that old woodburning computer. Sparks went flying out every which-way from the grating, and the fluepipe turned cherry red from the heat, but that's got to have been the first ever attempt at overclocking! w00t!

    That afternoon Crazy Dave prolly would of solved that puzzle Fermat left behind if the a/c had been able to keep up with the overclocking. But core overheated and the itty-bitty little wires of the outer 16K frame melted, and there were suddenly 147,456 tiny little ferrous donuts rolling around the floor (those frames used 8 bit bytes with a parity bit: pretty good stuff in the day). That's when Crazy Dave and I decided that physically removing ourselves from the presence of the Admin would be a prudent alteration in our plan.