@gskinner started off a little contest where the object is to create an interesting SWF in 140 characters or less of AS3 code.
I went ahead and wrote a server side script that scans the tweets submitted to this contest and compiles the entries then makes them available here: http://tweetcoding.machine501.com/
There are already some interesting pieces submitted [...]
Categories: flex, python, social web, technology
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- February 18, 2009 – 11:27 am
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- By robert
Over the holiday break I took 2 days to try my hand at writing a moderately complex, non-annoying, Facebook app. Facebook Answers is the result of this work. It’s a place where you can ask a question and let the community answer. People can vote other people’s up or down, [...]
Categories: python, technology
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- January 18, 2008 – 9:38 pm
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- By robert
A while back I started working on a project with a friend at UCLA’s MBI which we called the Schneider Suite. The first bit of code I wrote for this was a circular plasmid drawing library for use with python Tkinter. I stopped working on the suite altogether while I started my business [...]
Categories: Software Design, bio, gui, python, technology
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- December 4, 2007 – 11:24 pm
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- By robert
I’ve put a little chat widget for chatting about python on my blog sidebar.
I use IRC to chat with other programmers and I’m used to showing my code using a pastebin. But when Tom and I started writing this flash chat widget I decided to come up with something that would let me paste code [...]
Categories: announcements, flex, python, technology
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- September 11, 2007 – 6:29 pm
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- By robert
I’d been working with the java libs and s3curl for modifying my s3 buckets and found them a pain. I wanted a python s3 library that I could plug into all of the other python scripts that we’re using for backend glue. Hanzo-s3-tools to the rescue.
Categories: python, s3
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- August 23, 2007 – 9:44 am
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- By robert