Less full of colors
less is the workhorse of the terminal, but by default it dumps source files onto the screen as monochrome text. You can pipe files through a highlighter manually, but the nicer solution is to make it
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Ghostly
So once I started to use ghostly terminal I can honestly say - yes I enjoy using it but.. Some of my remote machines started to misbihave each time i SSH-ed to them. They put semirandom character into
Business logic with PostgreSQL and Python
When you can't use ORM and have to have a rock solid and consistent business logic in database why not using the power of Python as part of database? Using functions and triggers and PostgreSQL magic with plpy. This is my speech I did in Singapore in...
Django method decorator
Recently I found some interesting issue when switching from Django 4.x to Django 5.x. I’ve been working with a legacy software and I had found some interesting case when core framework (Django) has been updated to one of the latest versions. In the c...
Kinesis Advantage360 Hot-swappable keyboard
Since I’ve got this keyboard I fell in love with it. This piece of technology is definitely addressing most of my needs as software developer as having very stable and reliable keyboard. I’ve been using laptop keyboard for many, many years. This got ...
Sync sublime settings across
For me personally it was pretty annoying that there was no build in mechanizm of syncing preferences, especially those related to keyboard shortcuts or remapping. He re come the husaria - I found very easy way of doing it. I will use github here but ...
Sorting IP addresses with SQLAlchemy
This has been driving me nuts how to efficiently sort IP address field in MySQL database. Ha! I managed to find one elegant solution. So let's assume we have this kind of table like in following example. class TableFoo(BaseTable): __tablename__ =...
