Archives July 14, 2008
Code Aesthetics Excitement...
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Sat down to collect my contribution for tomorrow's PyGTA. I've cut the set down to 8, maybe tomorrow after work I can narrow it down further. At the moment everything is my own code, save for Tim Peter's toposort from way back when. There's a number of very different views of what makes good code ...
Reminder Code Aesthetics @ PyGTA Tomorrow
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Hope you're all wracking your brains and your source code control systems looking for that perfect piece of code that shows (some) programming has beauty and wonder. Or maybe you're putting together a piece that shows programming really is just a kludge to get the job done.
PyGTA is tomorrow at Linux Caffe, 7:00pm.
RunSnakeRun Python Profile Viewer Updated
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RunSnakeRun is one of my older projects. It's a small utility which loads HotShot profiler data into a sortable GUI table. It now also supports cProfile/profile module profile runs. I've also updated it to work with modern wxPython and numpy instead of Numeric (it uses numpy to speed up loading of very large HotShot profiles). ...
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Mike C. Fletcher, the VRPlumber, is a philosopher of design turned computer programmer based in Toronto, Canada. He works primarily in the Python programming language, and maintains a large number of Open Source software packages. You can reach him at: mcfletch@vrplumber.com.