kenneth_reitz

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   MentalHealthError: Three Years Later (Kenneth Reitz)(kennethreitz.org)

   3 points by kenneth_reitz 8y ago|1 comments
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   Responder: A Familar Web Service Framework for Python (by Kenneth Reitz)(python-responder.org)

   2 points by kenneth_reitz 8y ago|0 comments
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   Responder: a Familar Web Service Framework for Python (by Kenneth Reitz)(python-responder.org)

   3 points by kenneth_reitz 8y ago|0 comments
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   Pipenv: The Future of Python Dependency Management – PyCon 2018(youtube.com)

   2 points by kenneth_reitz 8y ago|0 comments
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   Call for Sponsors: Requests 3.0 Development(kennethreitz.org)

   4 points by kenneth_reitz 9y ago|0 comments
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   by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

   Thanks for the feedback, integrated w3lib!
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   by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

   <base> tag is now implemented as well. Thanks for bringing that to my attention — I wasn't aware of it!
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   by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

   I addressed most of your issues, like not using urlparse in the latest release. With libraries like these, it's all about getting the API right first, them optimizing for perfection second. :)
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   by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

   GPL dependency removed. All of these improvements I'd like to be made to the software. It's all about getting a nice API in place first, then making it perfect second.
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    I consider it a nice-to-have, but we can definitely remove it if deemed unnecessary. Want to open an issue about it?
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    updated :)
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    Looks like there's still some room for improvement though!
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    That bug has been fixed, but the docs hadn't been. Fixed now :)
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    It wasn't at first, actually. It was originally a wrapper around urllib2 — Andrey and I collabed early on in both project's histories to make them what they are today.
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    Very different use cases, imo. MechanicalSoup emulates a web browser experience. This is more for scraping.
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    Aaron Swartz
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    My thoughts exactly :)
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    See also: pipenv :) http://docs.pipenv.org/en/latest/ Very different tools, but they cover the same surface area, in spots.
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    I'm bipolar!
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    A Human's Guide to setup.py (python)(github.com)

    2 points by kenneth_reitz 9y ago|0 comments
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    I wrote it by hand with tufte-css :) I love Swagger.yaml, and considered it for this project, but it's small enough to do by hand... For example, all the queries on the homepage are live results :)
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    I made this this week: https://coinbin.org/ In a similar vein.
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    The data was stale, it turns out, for some coins — issue fixed now.
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    Yes.
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    by kenneth_reitz 9y ago

    I like this idea! Want to add a PR?
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    Coinbin.org: A Human–Friendly API Service for Crypto Currency Information(coinbin.org)

    18 points by kenneth_reitz 9y ago|8 comments
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    The Rise of Kotlin(blog.heroku.com)

    1 points by kenneth_reitz 9y ago|0 comments
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    Kenneth Reitz's Last Manic Episode(journal.kennethreitz.org)

    4 points by kenneth_reitz 9y ago|1 comments
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    by kenneth_reitz 10y ago

    Operator Mono! https://www.kennethreitz.org/essays/test-driving-a-200-progr...
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    by kenneth_reitz 10y ago

    coming soon, hopefully via pull request!