Sounds like you're using the wrong editor.
If you move pieces of code around in languages other than python you should be changing the indentation too....so your editor should provide an easy way to do that.
Personally I use nedit where I can select a rectangular area and delete it to outdent. To indent I usually create a macro. space space space space back back back back down...repeat. My editor is not that feature rich and doesn't have buttons for indenting and outdnting and I do fine.
If using proper indentation is so hard for you that you won't try Python I hope I never look at your code in other languages.
Yes... you win! While the post below your's has more ports it doesn't look practical.
Also...bonus points for using GIMP.
I said photoshop because it is slowly becoming a verb. I know I didn't use it as a verb, but you see what I mean. Could you please photoshop this up using gimp?;-)
As far as the initial product I'd say I'm 80% or so done.
If you install django and run "django-admin.py startproject cms" you'd be 80% done too.
The part I have to work on now is making the site much more efficient to the average user (IE faster page generation times, fewer queries, etc). Anyone have any tips for testing sites under load? IE any software out there to emulate 100s of viewers looking at the site at the same time?
If you used a framework rather than PHP directly you wouldn't have to worry about stuff like that... other smart people (not that you're not) do that for you.
I know the PHP language itself encourages that. Also the fact that it is easy to configure a web server and just throw in your anywhere you like.
But aren't there frameworks available that force you to separate models and views?
Is there nothing like django but for PHP?
Don't know much about Ruby, but I find the whitespace significance very nice and makes reading existing python code very pleasant.
If you indent your code properly anyway it shouldn't make a difference. Actually, you wind up not having to type out parenthesis or curly braces.
And who likes looking at...
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The advantages are that you don't need to use iTunes. You obviously use Windows or a MAC. If thats fine for you great...for me it is not.
I use Linux and I can sync my iPod with a single rsync command.
The advantages are that when you plug a RockBox into another computer it is a disk drive. You drag your music onto it in whatever folder you want and it is available. Because you can store your files on your iPod the same way you store them on your computer you can use it like a backup device.
There are ways to get mp3's off of an iPod that uses the stock firmware but you lose your directory structure.
What does it mean when a publicly traded company buy's its own stock?
That doesn't make sense to me. Don't the stock owners own the company? What does it mean when you own shares of a company that owns shares of its company. Isn't it redundant?
Disclaimer: I got A's in all my CS classes and B's and C's in my Economics / Business classes.
Nedit is good.
I think it works on Windows through cygwin.
Some features that make it stand out are good macro programming, regular expression support, and rectangular selection, deletion, and pasting.
It did sound a little Flamebaitish but seriously, Firefox is horrible on Linux. It is slow and little javascript / css menu dropdowns appear behind flash objects and I can't click them. I wind up firing up Windows in VirtualBox just to be able to click on a link.
Maybe it is adobe's fault...I dunno.
I can't believe that today people think DRM actually works. You make it part of some standard, it is cracked 2 days later, then for decades we still have to deal with it.
Why not just assume that it will get cracked, then not implement DRM in the first place?
that last link with the video was amazing. I hope it makes it into a commercial (or open source) product and isn't just some research that gets abandoned. Hopefully canon or adobe or someone will buy the technology.
I'm still waiting to be able to buy a plenoptic camera
Go on youtube and search for CERN black hole, there was a 4 part radio interview. It will start out very very slow but it will increase rapidly. So much so that it will be undetected for about 5 years, and then you will only have minutes before we all die (or go to another dimension). This, by the way lines up up for the end of the Mayan calendar.
Actually, someone predicted that if we created these black holes they would be undetectable for about 5 years then we'd only have a matter of minutes before we all die. So, if that guy is right then we're right on schedule.
Java has never been hard to install, it just isn't installed by default just like Nvidia drivers. Although, I just gave a Gentoo example where nothing is installed by default.
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Sounds like you're using the wrong editor. If you move pieces of code around in languages other than python you should be changing the indentation too....so your editor should provide an easy way to do that.
Personally I use nedit where I can select a rectangular area and delete it to outdent. To indent I usually create a macro. space space space space back back back back down...repeat. My editor is not that feature rich and doesn't have buttons for indenting and outdnting and I do fine.
If using proper indentation is so hard for you that you won't try Python I hope I never look at your code in other languages.
of course it would. I was looking for a humorous picture...and I got a couple ;-)
Yes... you win! While the post below your's has more ports it doesn't look practical. Also...bonus points for using GIMP. I said photoshop because it is slowly becoming a verb. I know I didn't use it as a verb, but you see what I mean. Could you please photoshop this up using gimp? ;-)
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Someone skilled in photoshop please show me a lightbulb or socket with an ethernet port
As far as the initial product I'd say I'm 80% or so done.
If you install django and run "django-admin.py startproject cms" you'd be 80% done too.
The part I have to work on now is making the site much more efficient to the average user (IE faster page generation times, fewer queries, etc). Anyone have any tips for testing sites under load? IE any software out there to emulate 100s of viewers looking at the site at the same time?
If you used a framework rather than PHP directly you wouldn't have to worry about stuff like that... other smart people (not that you're not) do that for you.
I know the PHP language itself encourages that. Also the fact that it is easy to configure a web server and just throw in your anywhere you like.
But aren't there frameworks available that force you to separate models and views?
Is there nothing like django but for PHP?
I highly suggest django, 10 lines of code gets you a working CMS with authentication, admin interface, permissions, syndication, pagination, etc.
Wikipedia says that the GeoEye-1 was supposed to be in Sun-synchronus orbit... but look at the shadow on the water tower
Don't know much about Ruby, but I find the whitespace significance very nice and makes reading existing python code very pleasant.
If you indent your code properly anyway it shouldn't make a difference. Actually, you wind up not having to type out parenthesis or curly braces. And who likes looking at...
}}
}
}
The advantages are that you don't need to use iTunes. You obviously use Windows or a MAC. If thats fine for you great...for me it is not.
I use Linux and I can sync my iPod with a single rsync command.
The advantages are that when you plug a RockBox into another computer it is a disk drive. You drag your music onto it in whatever folder you want and it is available. Because you can store your files on your iPod the same way you store them on your computer you can use it like a backup device.
There are ways to get mp3's off of an iPod that uses the stock firmware but you lose your directory structure.
Cubbies i thought...or am I wrong?
What does it mean when a publicly traded company buy's its own stock?
That doesn't make sense to me. Don't the stock owners own the company? What does it mean when you own shares of a company that owns shares of its company. Isn't it redundant?
Disclaimer: I got A's in all my CS classes and B's and C's in my Economics / Business classes.
Nedit is good. I think it works on Windows through cygwin. Some features that make it stand out are good macro programming, regular expression support, and rectangular selection, deletion, and pasting.
It did sound a little Flamebaitish but seriously, Firefox is horrible on Linux. It is slow and little javascript / css menu dropdowns appear behind flash objects and I can't click them. I wind up firing up Windows in VirtualBox just to be able to click on a link. Maybe it is adobe's fault...I dunno.
I call #FFFFFF, #000000 and everything inbetween!
I can't believe that today people think DRM actually works. You make it part of some standard, it is cracked 2 days later, then for decades we still have to deal with it.
Why not just assume that it will get cracked, then not implement DRM in the first place?
How about Jython and use java.lang.Thread?
that last link with the video was amazing. I hope it makes it into a commercial (or open source) product and isn't just some research that gets abandoned. Hopefully canon or adobe or someone will buy the technology.
I'm still waiting to be able to buy a plenoptic camera
Maybe he was referring to the area and not the circumference. The area of a circle with radius of 1.0 is pi.
Go on youtube and search for CERN black hole, there was a 4 part radio interview. It will start out very very slow but it will increase rapidly. So much so that it will be undetected for about 5 years, and then you will only have minutes before we all die (or go to another dimension). This, by the way lines up up for the end of the Mayan calendar.
Actually, someone predicted that if we created these black holes they would be undetectable for about 5 years then we'd only have a matter of minutes before we all die. So, if that guy is right then we're right on schedule.
A better solution is not to allow GIFs. No more animated emoticons!
emerge jdk
Yeah, you're right...that was hard.
Java has never been hard to install, it just isn't installed by default just like Nvidia drivers. Although, I just gave a Gentoo example where nothing is installed by default.
As soon as service providers realize there's a buck to be made, say good bye to that feature and this questionable service.
You have it all wrong. As soon as they realize this, they will find a way to charge you 10 cents every time you bypass straight to voicemail.