Archive for the ‘Coding’ Category
WebFaction Easy-Install useage.
Posted by Richard Cooper | Filed under Coding, General, memory
I’m posting this here so that I can remember it :) If you need a Python library to be available to *all* of your Python apps, then install it in the $HOME/lib/python2.5 directory. A shorter version of the command is: Code: 1 easy_install-2.5 -s $HOME/bin -d $HOME/lib/python2.5 the_module_name If you need a Python library to [...]
Tags: easy_install, python, webfaction
StoutLabs MooTools Slider
Posted by Richard Cooper | Filed under Coding, General, MooTools
Daniel over at StoutLabs has produced a really nice MooTools based image slider, with code that is really easy to understand even for a MooTools beginner like me. We needed to use something similar for a new project at FrozenSkys, which required a few tweaks (like adding fading) to the slider class, and Daniel has [...]
Tags: MooTools
Microformats, X2V, and testing…
Posted by Richard Cooper | Filed under Coding, Testing
I’ve been playing around with Brian Suda’s X2V transforms from the microformats.org site, and as I needed to get my hand back in with .NET and Visual Studio 2008 I have created a couple of aspx pages and a webservice to provide X2V services. These pages will allow you to pass a url as a [...]
Tags: Microformats, X2V