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Brain Fried Over NoSQL

Posted on June 26, 2010 by bkjones

So, I’m working on a pet project. It’s in stealth mode. Just kidding — I don’t believe in stealth mode 😉 It’s a twitter analytics dashboard that actually does useful things with the mountains of data available from the various Twitter APIs. I’m writing it in Python using Tornado. Here’s the first mockup I ever…

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Programmers that… can’t program.

Posted on March 15, 2010March 16, 2010 by bkjones

So, I happened across this post about hiring programmers, which references two other posts about hiring programmers. There seems to be a demand for blog posts about hiring programmers, but that’s not why I’m writing this. I’m writing because there was this sort of nagging irony that I couldn’t help but stumble upon. In a…

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If You Don’t Date Your Work, It Sucks.

Posted on January 18, 2010 by bkjones

I probably get more upset than is reasonable when I come across articles with no date on them. I scroll furiously for a few minutes, try to see if the date was put in some stupid place like the fine print written in almost-white-on-white at the bottom of the post surrounded by ads. Then I…

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Create a Tagging Index Page with django-tagging

Posted on August 11, 2009 by bkjones

For those not following along, I’ve been recreating LinuxLaboratory.org using Django. It’s my first Django project that you could call “real work”. I’ve been using the Django documentation, various blogs, and the 2nd edition of “Practical Django Projects”, which has given me a lot of ideas, and a lot of actual code. Some of it…

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The Neverending Search for “Free” Wi-Fi

Posted on August 11, 2009 by bkjones

So, I’m a freelancer. I work a lot on remote machines as a system administrator, a troubleshooter of LAMP stacks and web applications, etc. I also do a little bit of web development (but not design. I’m a horrible designer). I work from home a lot. I used to work outside of the home a…

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My Django Project Update: RSS Feed, “Home” Link, and more.

Posted on August 10, 2009 by bkjones

In continuing the rebuild of LinuxLaboratory.org using Django, I’m happy to say that things have moved fairly smoothly. I’m using a good mix at this point of stuff from the 2nd edition of “Practical Django Projects”, the Django documentation, blog posts, and docs from other apps I’m making use of. RSS I said in one…

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Django, Pygments, Templates, Code Sharing, and Design

Posted on August 9, 2009 by bkjones

Welcome to the latest update! I spent a total of about an hour on the “Social Code Sharing” application in the 2nd edition of “Practical Django Projects”, and I’m not completely finished with it, but I’ve got syntax highlighting and the basics covered. I can add, edit, and delete snippets, list snippets, and show a…

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Django RSS Feed Finally Working

Posted on August 6, 2009 by bkjones

Ok, so now LinuxLaboratory has the following features working: comments (along with comment moderation and akismet support), a WYSIWYG editor for my posts markdown support for comments email notification of errors and new comments a full-blown administration interface that lets me deal with any apps, users, or content on my site, some cheesy CSS (hey,…

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“Practial Django Projects”, Custom Template Tags, and Updates on LinuxLaboratory

Posted on August 5, 2009August 5, 2009 by bkjones

Hi all, If you’ve not been following along, I’ve picked up the 2nd edition of Practical Django Projects, and am using it to help me reinvent LinuxLaboratory.org (LLO). Though LLO is really a documentation site where I republish articles I’ve written for Linux.com, O’Reilly, and others over the past 10 years, I started out by…

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LinuxLaboratory woes, Drupal -> Django?

Posted on July 21, 2009 by bkjones

Ugh… So, today I tried browsing to one of my sites, linuxlaboratory.org, and found a 403 “Forbidden” error. Calling support, they said it was a “billing issue”. Well, I pay my bills, and I haven’t received any new credit cards, so I’m not sure what that’s about. Further, they haven’t contacted me in any way…

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