Archive for June, 2010

Making development with Django more fun with BDD using Freshen

Jun 22 2010 Published by under software development

Freshen is an acceptance testing framework for Python, inspired by Cucumber and has the same goal: make BDD fun, but using Python instead of Ruby. Freshen uses the same syntax of Cucumber (Gherkin Syntax) and runs as a plugin of Nose, a powerful Python tool for using daily when you with TDD =) Continue Reading »

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Using Google Services API by command line

Jun 20 2010 Published by under google

Google has a lot of useful services (and useless too): Youtube, Blogger, Calendar, Docs, Picasa, etc. For each of those services, Google provides a powerful API, and now, we can consume that APIs using the a command line tool, written in Python! :)

“GoogleCL brings Google services to the command line” – extract from official website. So, let’s try it… Continue Reading »

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Raty: a lightweight jQuery star rate plugin

Jun 19 2010 Published by under software development

jQuery Raty

In the middle of this week, my friend and roommate Washington Botelho published a simple and useful jQuery plugin: Raty, wich is a plugin for rating with star. It is simple, powerful and lightweight.

You can see how the plugin works at its official page.

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