Tag Archives: python

Why do people dislike Perl?

I happen to enjoy using it much more than shell scripts for anything that needs a more complex logic or real data structures. It gives me better portability, a ridiculously large selection of easily installable modules, and the freedom to scale should I need it. I could say this for Python or Ruby as well [...]

Ode to simplicity

I recently found out about an application that beautifully abides to the KISS principle: todo.sh (yes, it took me a few years). It’s a small script written in Bash (a Python version is available as well) by the wonderful Gina Trapani (of Lifehacker fame) that helps you manage a very simple TODO list stored in [...]

Hello from WebFaction!

This is my first post after switching hosts, from A Small Orange to WebFaction.