miniblog.

python-django.el lets you do `manage.py runserver` inside Emacs. You can then set breakpoints and follow the code inside Emacs. Awesome.

XML is too complex, and a compliant parser acquires a swathe of security issues: http://t.co/zX7ByGbmqo

A data-free filesystem!

Making tab-completion even better in IPython: http://t.co/hqOVpRSVwC

Just discovered Swagger, which gives you an autogenerated beautiful UI to REST APIs:

Python gotcha of the day: an empty generator is truthy. Grr.

I've always pronounced __init__ as "under under init" but apparently "dunder init" has precedence: http://t.co/olJ06UG9Vb

I'm not saying I use #emacs a lot, but my control-key foot pedal has just given up the ghost.

Fixing injection bugs properly http://t.co/8BNoyxuALi (longer blog post, worth your time)

https://github.com/jcoglan/coping The most elegant solution escaping HTML that I've ever seen.

#Emacs tip: if you want to discard TAGS tables you've been using, use tags-reset-tags-tables (I reimplemented this before knowing about it!)

.@documentcloud Looking at the underscore.js docs, I'd find it easier to skim if each category was sorted alphabetically. Do you agree?

TIL that #Python has the -B switch, or the PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE environment variable (since 2.6). Handy.

Interesting question: what would you do if Python had macros? (My thoughts: http://t.co/OuIvONt6yG )

A cute hack with elnode to show off what you're currently editing: https://gist.github.com/Wilfred/5519156 #emacs