Posted on 06 July 2011. Tags: dvcs, git, linux, programming, subversion, svn, vcs
In the last couple of years I’ve been working on various projects that – unfortunately – still use Subversion as their version control system. I moved to git already a few years ago and I wanted to keep using it as much as possible. Luckily git-svn is an incredibly complete tool to interact with [...]
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Posted on 07 October 2009. Tags: deployment, django, flup, nginx, pinax, python
Tonight I spent sometime getting Pinax – Django swiss army knife – to work on nginx via fastcgi on my Ubuntu 9.10 box. Here is a step by step guide. First of course we need to install nginx, pretty easy with Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install nginx Create a new file called <appname> in /etc/nginx/sites-available/ like [...]
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Posted on 01 July 2009. Tags: compass, css, html, pinax, screen, screenshot, tiling, wm, xmonad
Here is what a coding session of mine looks like when I am in full swing. This is specifically the coding screen. That’s a 1920×1600 resolution screen-shot . I obviously also have a browsing screen not shown. In the image above I am immersed into integrating Compass into Pinax (full post on that will follow). [...]
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Posted on 21 November 2008. Tags: colinux, designer, idea, virtualbox, vmware, webapp
This is the scenario I was thinking about: I want to interact with a graphic designer remotely, who is very very good with Photoshop and HTML/CSS but who might have trouble setting up the Linux environment needed to run my web app. What I would like to build (or find if it already exists) is [...]
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Posted on 12 November 2008. Tags: awk xargs linux uniq
Say something bad happened and your application sent emails that it shouldn’t have (ahem who? not me…) and you want to collect the emails to apologise. So you just copied the output of a log file in a text file (wrong.txt) like the following: sending message ‘Confirm email address for example.com’ to email1@test1.com sending message [...]
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