Yes, they are supported, but you have to use an extra magic function call: classmethod = classmethod(classmethod)
Month: November 2009
my new book: Tarek Ziadé: Expert Python Programming
This book is a litte like like Pragmatic Project Automation for the python community. This book isn’t really, what I was searching for, but actually it is much, much better. It provides me with a serious level of considering how to make a software project using python a success. I think, it’s a big marketing… Continue reading my new book: Tarek Ziadé: Expert Python Programming
software documentation
From the book Expert Python Programming, “Documenting Your Project“, “Use a Simple Style“: You are not writing fiction, so keep the style as simple as possible. And with a few more words: (Another author) made an analysis […] to try to understand, why his books sold so well. He made a list of all best… Continue reading software documentation
using associative arrays in your code
How many lines of code does it take for your new piece of code, before you introduce an associative array? How many lines of code does it take for your new piece of code, before you introduce a class? Yes, I know, Bourne shell doesn’t come with the concept of associative arrays, of course it… Continue reading using associative arrays in your code
how to abbreviate the word Character and how German programmers pronounce it
We know, that in a few “modern” programming languages the word “character” as an IT term gets abbreaviated as “char“. Do you have any idea, of how many coders pronounce it? They pronounce it like the “char-” as in “Charlie“. Why would actually anybody pronounce the abbrevation so much different to the unabbreviated word?
MacRuby 0.5 Beta 2 improves compatibility
Low_Level_Virtual_Machine
REPORT: More than 25% of US bridges are “structurally deficient or functionally obsolete”
google.com/health
I would like to recommend to you the usage of google.com/health . I think it helps you to fill out your profile and not leave it to the doctors to be the only ones, that know bits and pieces of you, that they don’t usually tell you. Conditions, Medications, Allergies; Medical Contacts.