Entries Tagged 'Tech' ↓
November 18th, 2009 — Tech, Web Development, programming, python
Yesterday, I was able to to get django, installed with mysql support. I used several websites to get it working right.
1) i installed mysql (64bit) from the official builds on mysql.com
2) i installed virtualenv from setuptools. I typed the following:
$ sudo easy_install virtualenv
3) I created directory for my virtual environment for python by typing following:
$ virtualenv -v mydjango
4) Downloaded mysql python module from http://sourceforge.net/projects/mysql-python/files/ placed it in mydango directory.
5) in the shell, i went into mydango directory.
6) I then activated the virtualized python envirtonment
7) I then compiled mysql driver by typing the following
$ ARCHFLAGS=”-arch x86_64″ python setup.py build
8) installed the driver. typed the following
$ python setup.py install
9) I downloaded django and placed it in mydango directory
10) Installed django by typing
$ python setup.py install
July 26th, 2007 — PHP, Tech, Web Development
Namespaces in action – Stubblog
This is cool .. seems like there is a patch for namespaces for php5. so it seems that namespace might come with php 6? if it comes sooner then it would be much more cooler.
July 21st, 2007 — FOAF, Tech, musings, social networking, web 2.0
Obviously there is a lot of social networking websites out there.. it is all very walled garden like . though facebook has started to open things up a bit. i have been thinking there has to be a better way of sharing all “friend” information between them in a decentralized way. i am not sure of the total concept yet .. but something a long the lines of FOAF file formating. I might need to ruminate it a little more though.
April 16th, 2007 — Pratt Institute, Tech, art, digital art, pratt, work
I went to a lecture / demo of the graphitti research lab. It Pratt Institute’s DAL and DDA . It was really cool. I took some pics on my cell phone of the demo
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March 10th, 2007 — Pratt Institute, Web Development, work
for the past few months, I have been doing a lot of work. I was trying to write a custom CMS for Pratt Institute website. It was quite the expericene. i learned a lot … of course there were mistakes made..
i think might just do some post postmortem on the whole project.
September 14th, 2006 — PHP, Tech, lisp, programming
I saw a interesting post on planet rubyonrails . Lucas Carlson how he went from PHP to Ruby to Lisp . I always regretted not learning Lisp as a undergrad. I want to learn it because it might actually improve my programming abilities.
March 12th, 2006 — Tech, Web Development
I just saw the demo of web clipboard system from Ray Ozzie. His blog post explains concept very well. The concept of sharing structured data between web pages and apps . The concept is so simple, I thought it would have been developed sooner. the screencast are cool. i wonder if there will be ports for live clip for linux and mac…
March 4th, 2006 — Pratt Institute, Tech, musings, work
Currently, I work at Pratt Institute. I am right now creating a new cms system for their new website . It is essentially be a basic cms system for multiple users. Only added wrinkle is that I adding a editing feature . This is all nice and cool. However, when this project is done I would like to do something more for the “Pratt” community.
I guess want to create nice web apps in the “web 2.0″ style that can be used by the whole community. I need to think about how the tools should look like. I think these tools should be very simple and flexible. I think this would my apps to be used the most. I heard dan bricklin on gillmor gang show talking about applications that become popular. He was saying that spreadsheet became popular was because it was pliable to different functions and users. I need to keep in mind that the audience i am developing for . At pratt, mostly artists and academics will be using it . I would have to make the functionality based around this fact.
who knows..
February 10th, 2006 — PHP, Web Development
it would suck if this would happen if the rumors are true . I don’t want Oracle to be in control of Zend . it would make the future of php very very cloudy. ..
December 2nd, 2005 — Mozilla, Tech, Web Development
Past few days, I have been using Mozilla 1.5. I have to say that there is a lot improvements in the browser. The one thing i was looking forward to was SVG. It seems there is a chance svg + javascripting may become a light weight alternative flash.. however, the the pc cpu usage with scripted svg becomes really unweildy. i tested it by trying canvascape. A walk around similiar to doom. The canvas scape took 70 percent cpu usage when running around the maze. i wonder what would happen if svg + javascript+ ajax was used in a application..