SammyRulez

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   Exception management antipatterns(javapeanuts.blogspot.com)

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   by SammyRulez 15y ago

   here a good one to add to the list http://radiofreepython.com/
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   by SammyRulez 15y ago

   Since I'm doing something similar in an enterprise environment I suggest you to add , to each cron, a dates black-list. I mean a list of dates in which you do not want the job to be executed ( Christmas , Easter etc). Kudos for the clean do
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   PyPI is an OpenID provider(mechanicalcat.net)

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   by SammyRulez 15y ago

   Thanks , yes I meant "turned to"... accidental humor :-)
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   by SammyRulez 15y ago

   I switch from Rails to Django a while ago. On a feature base the two frameworks are equals. I explained it in depth in this video http://vimeo.com/31083901 ( It's in Italian,mf.Du you speak it?! :-) ). Basicaly I turn on django beacuse I
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   by SammyRulez 15y ago

   Lot of potential but little money. "Italian VC investors (I mean the ones based in Italy) are, in general, famously useless at identifying high growth businesses in their own country" Sad but true.
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   by SammyRulez 15y ago

   Design patterns are useful because they improve.. design. I mean application and code design. They model a recognizable structure. You are right: they have been sold as the ace of all trades in CS books and courses and they are not. That le
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   by SammyRulez 15y ago

   In Italy is even worst. Local Laws are a jibberish with regulations from the roman empire and the Napoleon invasion ( not joking). Build an equity based company requires huge amount of work and capital. But the saddest part is that investor
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    by SammyRulez 15y ago

    Mainly yes.. shouts like " Java sxx" " I hate Java". The most relevant may be to resource usage: Jenkins would require more resources than the production machine in mid sized project. But in a world of commodity HW I'don't think this is a r
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    by SammyRulez 15y ago

    At my talk at the Italian RubyDay on continuous integration I received huge critiques for endorsing a Java solution for ruby CI. My point was that Jenkins was far more complete ( at the time of the presentation) of any full ruby stack CI pr
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    by SammyRulez 15y ago

    The power of a static typing in a dynamic typed language.. that's great.. and elegant too! GO BDFL !
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    by SammyRulez 15y ago

    Good to hear that "this week in django" will be back.. but the podcast edition would be a great plus for the community.
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    by SammyRulez 15y ago

    good starting point for agile conscious developers to learn python. I LOVE IT!
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    by SammyRulez 15y ago

    This book change my view and thoughts on professional software developers too. One of the most inspiring I have ever read.