Comments for EssentialCode http://www.essentialcode.com Just another WordPress site Fri, 10 Feb 2012 16:37:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Automated Versioned Deployments For Flask (Or Any Python) Webapps by Vincent http://www.essentialcode.com/2012/01/24/automated-versioned-deployments-for-flask-or-any-python-webapps/#comment-8417 Vincent Fri, 10 Feb 2012 16:37:54 +0000 http://www.essentialcode.com/?p=388#comment-8417 OK, thanks. OK, thanks.

]]> Comment on Automated Versioned Deployments For Flask (Or Any Python) Webapps by Jeffery Read http://www.essentialcode.com/2012/01/24/automated-versioned-deployments-for-flask-or-any-python-webapps/#comment-8416 Jeffery Read Fri, 10 Feb 2012 15:43:50 +0000 http://www.essentialcode.com/?p=388#comment-8416 Hi Vincent, First of all, the main reason I am not using Flask on App Engine is that App Engine's new pricing scheme doesn't work for me with pet projects. I'd much rather have a bunch of pet projects to tinker with on some shared hosting all for $10/month or less than $9/month minimum for each. That being said, one of the best things about Flask is that I do have the option of easily reworking the app to work on App Engine should any of those projects grow to the point of generating sufficient revenue. At VendAsta we currently use a mix of frameworks. Our main project, StepRep, does run on App Engine and is Django-based. Some of our other projects are using webapp2 and we even have one that was built with Tipfy before the project was deprecated in favour of webapp2. Jeff. Hi Vincent,

First of all, the main reason I am not using Flask on App Engine is that App Engine’s new pricing scheme doesn’t work for me with pet projects. I’d much rather have a bunch of pet projects to tinker with on some shared hosting all for $10/month or less than $9/month minimum for each. That being said, one of the best things about Flask is that I do have the option of easily reworking the app to work on App Engine should any of those projects grow to the point of generating sufficient revenue.

At VendAsta we currently use a mix of frameworks. Our main project, StepRep, does run on App Engine and is Django-based. Some of our other projects are using webapp2 and we even have one that was built with Tipfy before the project was deprecated in favour of webapp2.

Jeff.

]]> Comment on Automated Versioned Deployments For Flask (Or Any Python) Webapps by Vincent http://www.essentialcode.com/2012/01/24/automated-versioned-deployments-for-flask-or-any-python-webapps/#comment-8412 Vincent Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:31:30 +0000 http://www.essentialcode.com/?p=388#comment-8412 Hi Jeffery, Thanks for the great article. I have three questions for you, I hope you won't mind answering them: - In your personal projects, why don't you use Flask on App Engine? You'd get the best of both worlds (great framework + easy deployment) and you wouldn't even have to use Fabric. - In your day job at VendAsta, which Python framework do you use to develop on App Engine? Is it webapp/webapp2 or another? - Could you elaborate on the types of applications you're building on AppEngine? For example, does http://www.steprep.com/ run on App Engine? Hi Jeffery,

Thanks for the great article.

I have three questions for you, I hope you won’t mind answering them:
- In your personal projects, why don’t you use Flask on App Engine? You’d get the best of both worlds (great framework + easy deployment) and you wouldn’t even have to use Fabric.
- In your day job at VendAsta, which Python framework do you use to develop on App Engine? Is it webapp/webapp2 or another?
- Could you elaborate on the types of applications you’re building on AppEngine? For example, does http://www.steprep.com/ run on App Engine?

]]> Comment on Automated Versioned Deployments For Flask (Or Any Python) Webapps by pestaa http://www.essentialcode.com/2012/01/24/automated-versioned-deployments-for-flask-or-any-python-webapps/#comment-8244 pestaa Thu, 26 Jan 2012 17:03:42 +0000 http://www.essentialcode.com/?p=388#comment-8244 Ok, I'm interested in the followups! (Specifically the way you handle database migrations.) Thanks for the article. Ok, I’m interested in the followups! (Specifically the way you handle database migrations.) Thanks for the article.

]]> Comment on Running JSLint in Automated Build Scripts by Eddy http://www.essentialcode.com/2009/05/05/running-jslint-in-automated-build-scripts/#comment-7900 Eddy Tue, 27 Dec 2011 15:43:57 +0000 http://www.ifisgeek.com/?p=224#comment-7900 Hi there, never wrote an ant script, how do you name this file and in what location do you save it? Thx, eddy Hi there,

never wrote an ant script, how do you name this file and in what location do you save it?

Thx,
eddy

]]> Comment on Implementing Single Table Inheritance in CakePHP by The Joys of Single Table Inheritance « EssentialCode http://www.essentialcode.com/2007/01/14/implementing_single_table_inheritance_in_cakephp/#comment-535 The Joys of Single Table Inheritance « EssentialCode Mon, 08 Nov 2010 00:08:16 +0000 http://www.testbed.ifisgeek.com/implementing-single-table-inheritance-in-cakephp/#comment-535 [...] in your application. This is, in fact, what I have done with this site. (see my tutorial Implementing Single Table Inheritance in CakePHP for information on how to accomplish this with [...] [...] in your application. This is, in fact, what I have done with this site. (see my tutorial Implementing Single Table Inheritance in CakePHP for information on how to accomplish this with [...]

]]> Comment on Django Unittesting on Dreamhost by Splitting Django Models Into Separate Files « EssentialCode http://www.essentialcode.com/2008/12/27/django-unittesting-on-dreamhost/#comment-534 Splitting Django Models Into Separate Files « EssentialCode Mon, 08 Nov 2010 00:02:02 +0000 http://www.ifisgeek.com/?p=150#comment-534 [...] little while ago I wrote a post about getting Django unittests to work on DreamHost. The particular problem with the DreamHost setup is that they don’t allow you to [...] [...] little while ago I wrote a post about getting Django unittests to work on DreamHost. The particular problem with the DreamHost setup is that they don’t allow you to [...]

]]> Comment on The Joys of Single Table Inheritance by Implementing Single Table Inheritance in CakePHP « EssentialCode http://www.essentialcode.com/2006/08/19/the_joys_of_single_table_inheritance/#comment-533 Implementing Single Table Inheritance in CakePHP « EssentialCode Sun, 07 Nov 2010 23:38:00 +0000 http://www.ifisgeek.com/2006/08/19/the_joys_of_single_table_inheritance/#comment-533 [...] Single Table Inheritance is one of the coolest features of Ruby on Rails. Unfortunately, it is one feature that has not made its way into CakePHP. With a little bit of work, however, you can implement it for yourself. It should be noted, however, that this is by no means a complete solution. What follows works for me in my applications but does not cover all possible scenarios. This tutorial is in the same table as my blog entries so you are seeing the methods below in action but your mileage may vary. [...] [...] Single Table Inheritance is one of the coolest features of Ruby on Rails. Unfortunately, it is one feature that has not made its way into CakePHP. With a little bit of work, however, you can implement it for yourself. It should be noted, however, that this is by no means a complete solution. What follows works for me in my applications but does not cover all possible scenarios. This tutorial is in the same table as my blog entries so you are seeing the methods below in action but your mileage may vary. [...]

]]> Comment on Splitting Django Models Into Separate Files by Zo http://www.essentialcode.com/2009/01/26/splitting-django-models-into-separate-files/#comment-354 Zo Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:16:22 +0000 http://www.ifisgeek.com/?p=182#comment-354 I mean (project).(app).models.(modelname) import blah ...sorry for the dbl post I mean (project).(app).models.(modelname) import blah

…sorry for the dbl post

]]> Comment on Splitting Django Models Into Separate Files by Zo http://www.essentialcode.com/2009/01/26/splitting-django-models-into-separate-files/#comment-353 Zo Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:14:36 +0000 http://www.ifisgeek.com/?p=182#comment-353 Looks great! However, I am having trouble referencing the models from the testing folder I actually get an import error. ./manage.py test app returns no errors, all tests pass. But when I right click on the unittest file and run it ... I get no module exists.. I am referencing the model like so from ..models. import blah I am using PyDev in eclipse, Python 26 and Django 1.2.1 Any idea why the model is not found when I run tests individually? Looks great! However, I am having trouble referencing the models from the testing folder I actually get an import error.

./manage.py test app

returns no errors, all tests pass. But when I right click on the unittest file and run it … I get no module exists..
I am referencing the model like so

from ..models. import blah

I am using PyDev in eclipse, Python 26 and Django 1.2.1

Any idea why the model is not found when I run tests individually?

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