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When I worked at Propel Marketing, my dev team used to have presentations on things they loved. I love the Python debugger. It’s very useful and I believe a proper understanding of how to use a debugger, will make you a better programmer. Here is a presentation on the debugger I made for my team.
I had a friend complain that he had to keep adding his ssh key to his ssh-agent every time he rebooted. I have a really easy bit of shell code you can put into your .bashrc or your .zshrc file: SSHKEYFILE=/path/to/your/ssh/key/filessh-add -l | grep -q $SSHKEYFILERC=$?if [ $RC -eq 1 ]then ssh-add -t 86400 $SSHKEYFILEecho “Added
A lot of times when I stop at someone’s computer and help them in the terminal, I use a Readline command and people say “How the heck did you do that?” Let me first backup and explain what Readline is. From the GNU Readline Documentation – “The GNU Readline library provides a set of functions
Recently I have been diving into using signals with Django, which of course are pretty neat. I am working on a website for work which in the most basic explanation, is a task management site. Recently I have added in the ability to subscribe to tasks and get emails, I did this by connecting to the
My boss tasked me with getting the load time of 90 seconds(HOLY CARP!) on one page down. First thing I did was install the Django Debug Toolbar to see what was really happening. There are currently 2,000 users in the database, the way our model is setup is that a UserProfile can have other UserProfiles