Today I have found a great new Google TechTalk: “From Nand to Tetris in 12 steps. Building a Modern Computer from First Principles” is a course by Shimon Schocken. The length is one hour. The course presents many abstractions, algorithms, and data structures learned in CS courses, and makes them concrete by building a complete […]
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There is a new TechTalk on Google Video: “Python for Programmers” by Alex Martelli. Additionally you can find a document about the topic (pdf) with 50 pages for download on the website of Mr. Martelli. This lecture was held on April 10, 2007 and addresses software developers who are experienced in other languages but have […]
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The Google TechTalks from March 14, 2007 is about Python Design Patterns. It’s very interesting stuff. Alex Martelli, famous book author (Python Cookbook, Python in a Nutshell) and Googler in Mountain View since 2005, presents his talk in the Advanced Topics in Programming Languages Series. You can see the two parts on Google Video. In […]
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The Django-Project has added an entire page to the community-wiki about tutorials. It’s a great source of information. The tutorial list is categorized and has a clearly arranged table of contents:
General Tutorials
Tutorials on Specific Topics:
Setup/Configurations
Understanding Django Internals
Templates
Fun stuff with the Admin section
Generic Views
Email
Searching
Signals
Forms
SQL/Database Related
Django’s Comments Framework (django.contrib.comments)
RSS Framework (django.contrib.syndication)
User Framework (django.contrib.auth)
Benchmarks
Misc. Tutorials
Framework Comparisons
Here you can […]
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The hot web frameworks at the moment are Ruby on Rails and Django. Rails is based on the programming language Ruby. Django is based on Python. We started a month ago with Django. Our team has collect a list of the best Django resources on the web. These sites are very useful and can help […]
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Alan Kay is one of the heroes of modern computer programming. He is one of the fathers of the idea of object-oriented software development and coined the term OOP. There is a great talk on Google Video: Alan Kay’s keynote “The Computer Revolution hasn’t happend yet” from OOPSLA97 (Atlanta, Georgia). OOPSLA (Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages […]
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