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   by Encave 13y ago

   Here are some slides from a good talk by Martin Fowler about schemalessness and how there is always an 'implicit schema' http://martinfowler.com/articles/schemaless/
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   by Encave 14y ago

   You can sort of do the same thing in just CSS by adding two small boxes as :after and :before pseudo elements. See: http://i.imgur.com/aSnjEYx.png Not perfect, but pretty close. Relevant SASS: $boxSize:30px &:hover:after, &
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   by Encave 15y ago

   My normal settings structure is as follows: * settings/__init__.py * settings/base.py * settings/development.py * settings/staging.py. * settings/production.py * settings/credentials.py This allows me to have a base setting
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   by Encave 15y ago

   Check out cuisine https://github.com/sebastien/cuisine It is a good companion for fabric to handle user creation and package installs. More info after slide 42 here: http://www.slideshare.net/ffunction/fabric-cuisine-and-watch...
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   by Encave 16y ago

   That just saved me a hell of a lot of work. Thank you!
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   by Encave 16y ago

   I am currently doing a similar sort of website, but trying to limit it to popular projects only. Also trying to group together a lot of the python 3 related articles and porting tips. My current research can be found here: http://goo.gl/SC