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May I need to find a parser again, here’s a compilation (no pun intended) of parsers.

This is an introduction to zope.paste, a new package to allow configuring WSGI apps in Zope 3 using paste.deploy. You can find the source code to zope.paste in the zope.org subversion repository. what is it? A simple package that enables one to configure WSGI applications to run inside Zope 3 using paste.deploy. why? Because Zope 3 already supported WSGI applications, but didn’t provide a simple way to …

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A very insightful post.

I remember seeing a extremely short tutorial on making a blog with Django (or was it Turbogears?) somewhere. I’m really willing to spend some time with something other than Plone for a change, and would like to experiment with migrating my blog to one of those technologies and see how far I can get. Some …

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I’ve spent most of the weekend trying to compile the python-ldap extension on MinGW. It’s not a trivial task no. It appears that I’ve got surprisingly close to have it working. Well, actually it looks like it might just work with some minor fiddling but I really wanted to avoid this fiddling. The problem I’m …

Read moreCompiling Python Extensions on MinGW

For people looking for a way to compile extensions for Python 2.4, there’s this page with some instructions on the bits needed. Contrary to what the page says though, you don’t need to hack your distutils install to get it to work. You just need to provide the registry keys that distutils is looking for. To do so, you …

Read moreCompiling Python 2.4 Extensions With Microsoft VC Toolkit 2003