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Things to Know About Super [3]
This third installment describes other subtilities, dark corners and bugs of super.
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Things to Know About Super [2]
The series about the dark corners of the Python builtin super continues. In
this installment I discuss an ugly design wart, unbound super objects.
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Thinking in Patterns Workshop in Sao Paulo, Brazil
I will be giving a 3-day Java & Python Patterns workshop in Sao Paulo September 15-17, and then the keynote at the PyConBrasil in Rio de Janeiro September 19.
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Interview on The Flex Show
James Ward and I have been working on an introductory Flex book for programmers, which we'll release as soon as we get the legal issues ironed out.
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The Next Phase of the Internet
A non-Web-2.0 (TM O'Reilly, Inc.) way of looking at it.
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Hiring coders
You need coders to write software - its that simple.
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Things to Know About Super [1]
super is perhaps the trickiest Python construct: this
series aims to unveil its secrets
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Less is More, or How to Publish Articles on Artima
I describe my publication toolchain for Artima blog posts.
I also argue that the absence of features in the Artima
blogging platform is its best feature.
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Metaclasses in Python 3.0 [2 of 2]
In the first part I have discussed the new features
of metaclasses in Python 3.0, in particular the usage of the __prepare__ classmethod to intercept the class attributes *before* class
creation. In this second part I will show an example of the things you
can do with metaclasses, by implementing a clever record system.
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Metaclasses in Python 3.0 [1 of 2]
This is the English translation of an article I wrote some time ago for Stacktrace: http://stacktrace.it/articoli/2008/01/metaclassi-python-3000/
For convenience, I have split it in two posts.
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