Jaffe Juice: Blogging is dying and Twitter is to blame
Chris Pirillo: Are Personal Home Pages and Blogs Dying?
ProBlogger: Blogging vs Twitter
Sysan Mernit: Thought-blogging versus twitter/lifestream/community
Linux.com: Abandoiung your blog for Twitter
As for me, I’m keeping the blog.
hetland.org: Instant Hacking – very fast introduction to the language and even programming in general.
Dive Into Python – Experienced programmer in other languages should choose this. My favorite introduction to Python.
The Official Python Tutorial – more thorough starter – take a day or so to go thru it and absorb.
Code Like a Pythonista: Idiomatic Python – a must read sooner or later.
Yahoo!’s Python Developer Center – full of info and good links.
InfoQ: Domain-Driven Design in an Evolving Architecture – how guardian.co.uk employed DDD in the development of its new CMS and Web management framework.
Wikipedia: Domain-Driven Design
Related:
Comment: On colour-modelling techniques and Archetypal Domain Shape
BBC – Radio Labs: How We Make Websites
To read:
InfoQ: ebook: Domain-Driven Design Quickly
InfoQ: Video: Jimmy Nilsson on Domain Driven Design
InfoQ: DDD in Practice
InfoQ: Domain Driven Design Content on InfoQ
JavaWorld: Domain-driven design with Java EE 6
Engineering@Facebook: Hive – A Petabyte Scale Data Warehouse using Hadoop
Yahoo! Developer Blog: Announcing the Yahoo! Distribution of Hadoop
Dries Buytaert: Drupal and Alfresco
Jeff Potts: Screencast: Alfresco-Drupal CMIS Integration Demo
Jared Ottleys: Using Alfresco to manage blog content
Read: Ken Robertson: Blogging apps are the new Hello World
Example: Disqus: A Django Primer – Creating a Simple Blog Application
Example: Sapphire Steel: How To Create a Ruby On Rails Blog – Part One
Red Hat Magazine: Python for Bash scripters: A well-kept secret
IBM Developerworks: Using Python to create UNIX command line tools
PLEAC – Programming Language Examples Alike Cookbook – Python
Django: Quick Install Guide
Treu Piepmeier: Installing Django on OS X Leopard
Solutions Log: Installing Django & Sqlite on OS X
You lose your job. You have trouble paying your bills. Your credit report suffers. Your credit report then gets used by some potential employers as a reason not to hire you.
Don’t believe it happens? The LA Times has a report for you. via Susie Madrak.
1. Download and extract directory
2. Move scala install directory under to /usr/local/.
3. Add SCALA_HOME variable to your .bashrc export SCALA_HOME=/usr/local/[SCALA INSTALL DIRECTORY]
4. Add $SCALA_HOME/bin to your path in .bashrc, example: export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:$SCALA_HOME/bin
5. Get Emacs set up, read Scala, Emacs, and Yasnippet and Stone Tools and Scala Development.
(even easier, check out Bill Venners of Artima’s tips for steps 1-4)
Play, experiment. Maybe write the equivalent of Code To Joy’s myTunes: Groovy and JFugue (“Crazy Train” as the new “Hello World”? Not exactly, but a fun exercise).
Read The busy Java developer’s guide to Scala: Functional programming for the object oriented