code++; blog++; troll++
And now something completely different and as unexpected as the Spanish inquisition! Another release of Python module to PyPi and GitHub.
This time it’s a SAR (sysstat service) log file parser. If you are a UNIX/linux sysadmin and not sure what SAR is, head on here, and here for introduction on the subject. Continue reading “Python SAR (sysstat) parsing module (pre) released”
I am very pleased to announce that Python packages Axigen-API and software_versions are now available through PyPi. They should have been from the start but… :-)
Of course, Github repositories are at the same place (Axigen-API @ github, software_versions @ github), with the reorganized codebase so now you can pull them and do usual python setup procedure.
Quickie: Added ISC DHCP support to software_versions Python module.
Woo-hoo! It’s that time of the year when heat is wearing off, people get back to work and programmers do new weekend projects. :-)
Meet Quotes @ Krivokuca.eu, my latest open source effort. It is written to demonstrate my skills in modern technologies (Django MVC Python web framework, mobile-first adaptive design methodology, understanding of relational and nosql database concepts, comfortability of working with modern javascript libraries like jQuery…).
It is also made to show off how I’m more cool than you, hence what I read is way more cool than your recently-read library. :-)
It’s not a big thing, but it took me 2 weekends to write it and start filling up its databases with entries.
Oh yes, it’s open source also!
10 months ago, in the company I work for, we have started (as a part of some process automation) working on the software_versions python module. To make a slightly long story very short: it’s a module which is meant to be used for checking the current stable versions of various open source vendors software. Right from the start it we’ve released it as open source project.
To make short story bit longer: Continue reading “software_versions python module “stable” release”