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More beginner Python cheatsheets

2008.08.25 Mon 12:16 P GMT-07
Around this time last year I posted a cheatsheet for writing/packaging/testing scripts in python. Well, I'm speaking this week at the Utah Open Source Conference and will be giving an introductory talk about python. I've also been given my brother'
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Slicing web pages with inkscape (and python)

2007.09.28 Fri 10:42 A GMT-07
Using the plugin Was watching this video describing how to "slice" web page designs two days ago and it inspired me. After a tiny bit of digging I found that one can easily script inkscape using python. Here's the process I've used for slicing web
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Howto create a pygments backend

2007.09.05 Wed 9:21 A GMT-07
Pygments is a source code highlighter. I believe the main purpose is to format code/markup for webpages (forums, blogs, wikis, trac, etc). (I used it on my previous post). But it also has renderers for latex, rtf and bbcode. I happened to desire

Inkscape and Xara (an example of competion)

2005.10.13 Thu 10:21 A GMT-07
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