Porting to Python 3 is like "eating your vegetables"
While at PyCon this year, someone pointed out that the hope/goal/expectation
when Python 3 was released was to have over 50% of new projects using Python 3
within five years, and
project management
Posts related to creating, structuring, managing, etc. software projects.
Why WhatsApp made its web app use your phone as a server
Ever since WhatsApp announced their web app, I have seen various people complain
about having to keep your phone on to send messages. But in all of these posts
people seem to be
Commentary on getting your code to run on Python 2/3
Today I committed a heavily updated version of the Python 2/3 porting HOWTO
[https://docs.python.org/3.5/howto/pyporting.html]. Basically the doc has
shifted from suggesting you use 2to3
The long-term view of Python 2.7
When Python 2.7.9rc1 was released, I shared the news
[https://plus.google.com/+Python/posts/hCqdZbrTZw8] through the +Python
[https://plus.google.com/+Python/] Google+ account. Comments on the post ranged
Comprehending the different levels of the cloud
When explaining the cloud to my relatives, I typically explain it as "people
running computers on your behalf that you can reach over the internet". That's
enough to get