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by shabda on June 8, 2010
Tl;dr version: We are moving our site from Uswaretech.com to Agiliq.com. Please update your book marks and the like. Longer version: We have moved. Our new, cool, and amazing site is Agiliq.com. Built with Django, pixie dust and pink unicorns, its is sure to amaze you. Please update your bookmarks. Gory details: New url: http://agiliq.com/ [...]
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by lakshman on December 10, 2009
There are technology conferences, and then there are gatherings of passionate technology enthusiasts. You will most likely not know what I am talking about, unless you saw that someone wrote a software for controlling a toy-car, using it’s blue tooth module, from an Nokia phone, at the event. You will most likely not know what [...]
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by shabda on December 3, 2009
A quick django quiz. Answers available tomorrow. Get it as a text file (django-quiz) or on google docs or read below. ### Easy 1. You have a class defined as class Post(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=100) is_active = models.BooleanField(default=False) You create multiple objects of this type. If you do Post.objects.get(is_active=False), what exceptions is raised? a. MultipleObjectsReturned [...]
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by shabda on August 27, 2008
From the sales pitch, Usware Technologies is a Web Application Development Studio specialising in Django and Jquery. We build “Amazing Web Apps”. But why Usware? A lot of software is built as Themware. They give you specifications, you take the specification, you never talk to them till the software is built. Waterfall Model of software [...]
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by admin on August 17, 2008
In [1]: print ‘Hello World’ Hello World In [2]: from __future__ import braces ———————————————————— SyntaxError: not a chance (<ipython console>, line 1) In [3]: import this The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters Beautiful is better than ugly. Explicit is better than implicit. Simple is better than complex. Complex is better than complicated. Flat is [...]
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