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Callbacks Are An Informal Pipeline
Spending some time with Node.js I've begun to realize what a pain callbacks can be when they become sufficiently deep. That said, after sufficient nesting it's pretty easy to see how callbacks become very similar to a pipeline (in the simplest case, anyway).
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Porting Django's urlpatterns to Node.js
A quick look at a bringing the Django patterns for urlpatterns.py and views.py to Node.js.
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Retiring and Releasing Codernote.com
It's been pretty obvious I wouldn't be working on Codernote again or even using it again, so I figured it was time to stop hosting it and release the code.
on March 4, 2010
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The Day I Broke Production
A reflection on a day when I accidentally broke a production environment by trying to fix a failed deployment. Definitely one of my learning experiences from the past year.
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Looking For a New Agenda
February 7, 2010
I've been blogging for some time, but recently I begin to wonder why I keep blogging. Is it just a habit? Or am I aiming for something?
on February 21, 2010
I've really appreciated your writing so far, specially the posts that involve python and django, although i believe that the erlang posts are valuable, and what i like about you is the fact that you try on so many languages and techniques and you are willing to share your experiences with them, so again i look forward to whatever your next subjects would be, special plug for anything related to django :)
on February 12, 2010
I'm with the others!
I love reading your blog and often you have time to explore and play with things I think are interesting but can't work into my schedule (or brain)!!
W/ new tools like Twitter / Buzz, etc. I don't think we blog for the 'conversation' any longer but it definitely helps increase our collective intelligence!
on February 8, 2010
@Will - I love reading your blog largely because I've the same interests as you it seems - Python, Erlang and a bit of curiosity about Clojure. I encountered your blog first via your PyObjC article and have been a regular reader since then. I hope you keep writing.
How sad that nobody ever heard of that website. However I also just knew it by today.
Marketing is needed even for the best websites.