Read in the Net in June 2009

Read on Monday, June 29, 2009
- Instant Django
  A portable Django development environment for Windows.
  Visit -tweet, development, django, framework, programming, python, tool, tools, webdesign, windows
Read on Friday, June 26, 2009
- SilkSprite Blueprint Plugin
  Silk Sprite is a Blueprint CSS plugin providing the Popular Silk Icon Package in CSS Sprite form to improve peformance and ease of use.
  Visit css, framework, icons, plugin, sprite, webdesign
Read on Thursday, June 18, 2009
- South
  Intelligent schema migrations for Django apps.
  Visit -tweet, database, development, django, migration, orm, programming, python, sql, tool, web
- Counter model - run multiple persistent counters
  This looks really handy.
  Visit django, model, snippet
- SWFUpload jQuery Plugin
  This looks really great.
  Visit -tweet, ajax, file, flash, javascript, jquery, multiple, plugin, upload
Read on Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- 40+ Helpful Resources On User Interface Design Patterns
  Looks great.
  Visit css, design, inspiration, interface, list, reference, usability, webdesign
Read on Monday, June 15, 2009
- Twitter Streaming API
  For applications that require near-realtime access public statuses.
  Visit -tweet, api, documentation, programming, stream, twitter, web
Read on Sunday, June 14, 2009
- app-engine-patch
  Looks pretty good, maybe I'll give it a try.
  Visit -tweet, appengine, development, django, framework, google, python, tools
Read on Saturday, June 13, 2009
- Dust-Me Selectors
  Looks great: A Firefox extension that finds unused CSS selectors.
  Visit -tweet, css, debug, debugging, design, development, extension, firefox, html, optimization, performance, plugin, programming, tool, webdesign
- Offline Processing On App Engine
  PDF on Google's approach to queue tasks; looks very nice.
  Visit -tweet, google, pdf, queue
Read on Friday, June 12, 2009
- Django Test Utils
  Seems to be a great application, which helps to build tests.
  Visit django, testing
- Django Testing
  Great slides on how to test Django projects.
  Visit -tweet, django, testing
- DRY Fieldsets
  A DRY method of declaring django fieldsets, finally! Great Work.
  Visit -tweet, admin, django, field, snippet
Read on Thursday, June 11, 2009
- Custom nose runner
  Uses nose test runner, which will discover ALL tests in the application (not just from the tests module of your applications).
  Visit django, snippet, testing
- LoginAsForm - Login as any User without a password
  Visit authentication, django, snippet, user
- manage.py for eclipse with pydev debugging
  Showing how to configure Eclipse with PyDev to give you code complete, and breakpoints.
  Visit -tweet, debug, development, django, eclipse, python, snippet
- django-markup docs
  This app is a generic way to provide filters that convert text into html.
  Visit django, documentation, markdown, markup, python, restructuredtext
Read on Saturday, June 6, 2009
- Better living through a Venn diagram
  Great graphic.
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Read on Friday, June 5, 2009
- jQuery TOOLS
  A collection of the most important user-interface components for today's websites.
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Read on Thursday, June 4, 2009
- Modelling the Data Warehouse using the UML
  Great overview.
  Visit -tweet, database, datawarehouse, uml
Read on Wednesday, June 3, 2009
- Early Apple Business Documents
  Businessplan, etc. of early Apple.
  Visit -read, -tweet, apple, business, businessmodel, computer, document, history, ipo
- Systematische Softwareentwicklung - Funktionale Anforderungen
  Schöne Übersicht, sehr zu empfehlen.
  Visit -tweet, development, diplomarbeit, eufh, german
Read on Tuesday, June 2, 2009
- bpython
  bpython is a fancy interface to the Python interpreter for Unix-like operating systems.
  Visit -tweet, development, editor, interface, programming, python, tools
- Sometimes Tag
  Show part A or part B by chance. Can be useful (replace elements by ads, etc).
  Visit -tweet, django, snippet, tag, template
Read on Monday, June 1, 2009
- 10 HTML Tag Crimes You Really Shouldn’t Commit
  Really great!
  Visit css, html, list, tips, webdesign

Thought lately

New website finally online
This website has changed a lot. Today I want to show you which techniques and programs I used to create it. I also want to ...
form.onsubmit isn't called by form.submit()
I tried to use a link as submit button, to ensure that the user have JavaScript activated. But onsubmit wasn't executed when clicking the link. ...
Ubuntu on Widescreen, AMD64 as dual-boot
I had a lot of trouble installing Ubuntu (additionally) on my new HP Compaq 6715b- Notebook. I got a lot of help by a friend. ...
Freelancers and Django (DRY-Principle)
In Django you are able to write websites in a minimum of time with a great result. Some developers, nevertheless, don't care about structuring their ...

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‘Gia’ by Despina Vandi
‘Solo por tu amor’ by Manuel Franjo
‘Distracted Minds’ by Da Lata
‘Kerrie Chandler And Joe Clause’ by Buddha-Bar

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