Recent Blog Entries / Links

lxml is an alternative, more Pythonic binding for the libxml2 and libxslt XML processing libraries.

lxml 0.6 contains important bugfixes, in particular better namespace support while handling attributes, as well as a fix for what turned out to be totally broken behavior for etree.tostring(). An upgrade is recommended.

Julien Anguenot and the folks at Nuxeo have announced a new collaboration site for a community-drive Zope3 ECM project.

Paul Everitt has invited me to be a keynote speaker for the Zope track at this year's EuroPython conference.

I love Cringely's analyis of Sun's dilemma: "What are they to do? Their current strategy of selling processing power by the cycle is like a new car dealer renting back seats of cars on the lot to teenagers looking for a place to make out."

Phillip chats about the problems for which Java programmers naturally turn to XML, and Python programmers to .... Python.

Designed to work with Ultramonkey in a HA cluster, DRDB is a cheaper, less featureful cousin of RedHat's GFS.

Harry Fuecks blogs about an interesting survey...

I want it for Zope!

Amen, brother!

Memory jogger. See also:

http://www.hackinglinuxexposed.com/articles/20030109.html