Looking for a contractor for 3 month assignment

software practices * JQUery and JQuery-UI * MySQL A plus : * Familiar with HDF5 file format * Familiar with SciPy/Matlab If the skillset is right, this could lead to a permanent position. If interested, please contact jrusna...@gmail.com -John Rusnak Chief System and Test Architect Sensor Platforms

Re: Is there any case where chameleon is more preferred?

If you have ever tried full-up programming in XML or seen XML that tries to act like a full programming language this is what the Chameleon experience was like for me. And for me, this is not a pleasant one. XML/HTML was not designed for programming logic, etc. Mako allows a good and balanced

Re: Pyramid on cloud

I am using google app engine. It has a much simpler database interface than SQLAlchemy, and also pushes you in the right directions to develop your app to be scalable, if that is important to you. I followed the directions for setting up a pyramid/pylons environment and had no trouble at all. My

Re: appengine with sql?

If you haven't used app engine, I would try out the datastore through Google Big Tables first. It has limitations depending on your needs, but is designed to disallow common inefficiencies -- common mistakes in database design. I have found these much easier to use than SQLAlchemy, and the

Re: Plone Conference approacheth

Hi Chris, Thanks for spreading the news. Should I assume the the BOF meeting requires attendees to pay the conference fee? -John On Sun, Oct 9, 2011 at 8:43 AM, Chris McDonough chr...@plope.com wrote: Hi folks, There will be a Plone conference in San Francisco between Nov. 1-8 (less than

Re: Pyramid with Amazon AWS

I worked with AWS a little while ago. I'm not sure what options there were, but I recall setting up my on node and (Linux) OS. You then install what you need (aka Pyramid) and run the service from a node within the Amazon cloud. Be careful about what happens on reboot and what might get lost --