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How fabric gets it right

I like fabric. A lot. Its a easy to use tool that continually makes my life simpler, and my projects smarter and more automated. Not much out there can really say that. At least nothing I use daily, without noticing, and dependably. I used to use vellum, and that did what I needed. But fabric [...]

Posted 11 February 2010 † Morgan § Linux § Programming § Tools ‡ Comments (1) ° Also tagged: , ,

Decouple with kwargs

So I’ve been attempting to make a suite of cli scripts for work. I recently discovered the multiprocessing module for python, and really liked its simplicity, and started using it, with great success. Everything was faster. This then spurred me to take the scripts that were for the most part, copy common-ish bits and then [...]

Posted 22 July 2009 † Morgan § Linux § Programming ‡ Comments (3) ° Also tagged: , ,

Trac makes my life easy

The project management app Trac is something that was new to me a while back. I’d just installed t for a side project, and used the yum install without any issues. It took care of all the grunt work, and got me to the point where I could now create and use a trac project. [...]

Posted 22 July 2009 † Morgan § Linux § Webservers ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: , ,