Python Template languages (Part 1 — Django)
by marcoAs for logic in [Django] templates, well, I do tend to agree with Jacob — I'd rather add a bit of salt now and again than have to worry about too much already being baked in :)
As for logic in [Django] templates, well, I do tend to agree with Jacob — I'd rather add a bit of salt now and again than have to worry about too much already being baked in :)
Generally “fail fast” is a good engineering principle, because it’s helps you find problems sooner, and makes debugging much easier.
Enfin pour terminer la journée, j’ai tenté de regarder la présentation de Maven 3 de Jason van Zyl (fondateur de Maven). Quelques trucs sympas, Jason s’excuse pour Maven 1, nous dit que Maven 2 était un « experiment » et que Maven 3 sera la vraie version qui corrigera un peu tout. Je n’ai pas apprécié tout d’abord les slides illisibles, qui ne prennent pas le template de Devoxx.
Bon, on va attendre Maven 4 pour avoir quelque chose de potable alors.
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L'adaptation du template qui permet de créer des projets de test unitaires NUnit dans Visual Studio
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How to use WordPress as a CMS is a popular question. Especially when you want to quickly throw up what is sometimes called “The Brochure Site”. Yep, that hoary throwback to Web 1.0, the static site. You’re going to template the site in PHP anyway, right? Why not just use WordPress and give your client the option of updating their content, while a million or so developers are working behind the scenes to make sure the code powering your site is the best it can be? Not a tough choice. Besides, no one said it had to be completely static, did they? Here’s the rundown on a few plugins, the bare minimum you’ll need, that’ll turn a simple static site into a blazing fast dynamic one, with easily managed content, that you’ll love to use.
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15 Questionnaire
It would be very interesting if you could share a mockup, template of your questionnaire. Or if specific to each projects you are creating, at least, the type of questions in the questionnaire.
On the side of the No No for projects, setting a deadline for delivery of the projects or even a step without having all the materials which guarantee the delivery date.
We have to be very careful when committing to dates, to also set the right expectations of the client. Too often, in a project, it is possible to say, let’s release this section at this date YYYY-MM-DD, the materials will be given to you in the next two weeks. Red flag. It is often better to say, once given this list of items (deliveryDate), we will be releasing this section at “deliveryDate 10 business days”.
In middle size agencies, there is also an issue of resources management. There is more than one project in parallel. Explaining to the client that if he/she misses a particular window, the project will be delayed.
Keep written records of every discussions you had, put down the RESOLUTION and the ACTION. After each meeting, send your meeting minutes to the project participants and the client. It is often better to have a scribe. If you get phone calls from the clients (which is fine), send a summary of the discussion just after.
If you are using a project management system (be mail, sharepoint, basecamp, etc. anything), if the client says “It is not the way I work”, rise a red flag again.
Be careful also of the “just this time” or “just for once” on a exceptional work issue, because if you authorize it once, the client will keep the foot in the door, to reuse it again.
posted at 10:38 am on October 21, 2009 by karlcow
ScriptServer is a minimalist application server, handling both GET and POST requests, including multipart/form-data for file uploads, HTTP redirections, and with an in-memory session management. It can run Python scripts and template files using the standard string substitution format
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Twig is a modern template language for PHP
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