Month: November 2006

So many web frameworks

So many web frameworks these days: Ruby on Rails (Ruby) Django (Python) TurboGears (Python) Zope (Python) CakePHP (PHP) Struts (Java) Seaside (Smalltalk) UnCommon Web Framework (Common Lisp) ErlyWeb (Erlang) Ocsigen (OCaml) A...

ProgrammingPythonRuby

Django vs. Rails

I just finished going through a Django tutorial. My first impression is that Django is perhaps a little trickier to get going than Ruby on Rails (though this probably becomes immaterial once you get accustomed to it). The thing...

MusicProgrammingWindows

Released Export2Excel 1.0.1 for Yahoo! Music Jukebox

I released a new version of my Export2Excel plugin for the Yahoo! Music Jukebox. Here are the changes: Screenshots Release notes 1.0.1 Fixed swapped column headings and rearranged columns. Added ability to dump the...

LinuxProgramming

SGI Open Source Project List

Chris pointed out to me that SGI has a lot of interesting Linux-related open-source projects. Check it out at: SGI Open Source Project List

General

SMART (Smart Monitoring And Rebooting Tool)

I just read about SMART (Smart Monitoring And Rebooting Tool) in a Linux magazine recently so I tinkered with it a bit. It's a system monitoring tool, kind of like Nagios, but much, much simpler (no Web UI, no flap detection,...

GeneralTiVo

1 out of 2 CableCARDs working

Comcast came out on Tuesday and they seemed to be fairly puzzled by CableCARDs. After 3 or 4 calls to the office, the technician got one of our CableCARDs activated. The other one is still not working, even after a call to...

GeneralLinux

Tux in a row

My new Linux site.