Nose is excellent for Python unit tests. I really like how it ignores stdout (i.e. print statements) in your passing tests.
miniblog.
Excellent Hacker News comment about constructive disagreement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7236280
Rust's implementation of fasta is the third fastest on the language shootout, and uses no unsafe code. Really impressive.
EmacSQL is a very impressive piece of software. It allows Emacs to talk to all of sqlite, mysql and postgres!
I like publishing projects along with a Chef/Ansible script. It gives users a known-good example of how to install the project
Excited to see Rundeck 2.0 released! It's a very valuable tool and developing nicely.
@CoverallsApp I'm getting 500 errors on this page: https://coveralls.io/r/EDITD/django-test-mixins, anything I can do?
Writing unit tests for a utility library of Django HTTP assertions (namely: https://github.com/Wilfred/django-test-mixins). Meta.
ChatOps at GitHub: https://speakerdeck.com/jnewland/chatops-at-github the money quote: "everyone sees [deploys, logs, monitoring with the bot] on the first day"
Creating DOM nodes with IDs leaks globals in JS: http://t.co/9RtrZSRE6X yikes.
Discovered furl https://github.com/gruns/furl, a Python library for nicely manipulating URLs (query string etc). I've reinvented it several times.
So, Rust has a Hindley-Milner type system (Ocaml), hygenic macros (Scheme) and a condition system (Common Lisp). Astoundingly powerful!
Trying to summarise the many fuzzy completion tools in Emacs: http://t.co/6kZNjeaoRx What have I missed? #emacs
On a related note, I've release a new version of django-function-cache https://github.com/Wilfred/django-function-cache with Python 2.6 support and test coverage!
Travis is fantastic. It's easy to test against multiple Python and library versions. It also gives contributors a recipe of how to run tests
Now that's what I call a live REPL experience! http://t.co/bNQdLVMLP0
Magit tip: M-s and M-h show and hide changes, usually more conveniently than using M-1, M-2, M-3, or M-4 to explicitly set expansion levels.
1,000 tweets! I hope you've been getting something of value from them! :)
Moving to @uptimerobot for my website monitoring needs. One less thing to administer!
Surprised to see Emacs' official manual just linking to emacswiki for suggested packages: http://t.co/L1lqVcoRgk
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