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H1

Python Conquers The Universe

Lambda: a tool for building functions

What is lambda good for?

Why is lambda so confusing?

Footnotes

Question A: args or globals

Question B — multiple things or a single container

What’s the point?

Is this really A Good Thing?

1. Introductions

2. Fundamental concepts

3. A reST dingus

4. Things that I find confusing

So what was going on?

The Bottom Line

What’s wrong with Use Cases?

Use Cases Unsupported by Domain Descriptions Are Vague

Use Cases Do Not Capture Important Information about the Problem Context

For Some Jobs, Use Cases Are Just the Wrong Tool

Nobody Really Knows What a Use Case Description Looks Like

Use Cases Are Unsystematic

Use Cases Are Not Object-Oriented

The Proper Use of Use Cases

Acknowledgements

References

H2

2011/09/07

2011/08/29

2011/07/22

2011/05/24

2011/05/08

2011/03/28

2011/03/21

2011/03/16

How Subversion Works

What is in a .svn subdirectory? What does a Subversion administrative directory contain?

Now things start to become clearer…

2011/03/14

2011/03/12

2011/01/04

2010/11/18

2010/11/12

2010/11/05

2010/10/26

2010/10/23

2010/10/20

2010/10/16

2010/07/25

What is a command line argument?

It is possible to supply more than one command line argument

Positional arguments, named arguments, and flags

Keyword arguments and options

Keyword arguments require a sigil

Single-character and multi-character keys

Fixed-length and variable-length keys

Named arguments require a mechanism to distinguish keys from argument values

Fixed-length keys make flag concatenation possible

Parsing the command line

Sigils in positional arguments

The order of arguments

A separator between keyword arguments and positional arguments

Argument semantics

Other variations

Command-line as a programming language

Command-line meta-languages

2010/06/04

Big and Little

Left and Right

Byte Order

The Unicode Byte Order Mark

So: Where’s the BOM?

Let’s do UTF-8… all the time!

UTF-8? For every Unicode code point?!

Wrapping it all up

2010/05/30

2010/05/12

2010/03/17

2009/12/27

paragraph

indentation

whitespace

2009/11/12

2009/10/28

2009/10/17

2009/10/15

2009/10/03

Aesthetics matters!

Example 1. The domain is basically tree-structured, hierarchical.

Example 2. The domain has two basic parts. Each part is almost self-contained, with a very limited interface between the two parts.

Example 3. The domain is basically a sequence of parts. Some of the parts have sub-parts.

Example 4. Here is an example of how not to diagram a domain.

Some tips about diagram arrangements

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H3

2011/09/07

2011/08/29

2011/07/22

2011/05/24

2011/05/08

2011/03/28

2011/03/21

2011/03/16

How Subversion Works

What is in a .svn subdirectory? What does a Subversion administrative directory contain?

Now things start to become clearer…

2011/03/14

2011/03/12

2011/01/04

2010/11/18

2010/11/12

2010/11/05

2010/10/26

2010/10/23

2010/10/20

2010/10/16

2010/07/25

What is a command line argument?

It is possible to supply more than one command line argument

Positional arguments, named arguments, and flags

Keyword arguments and options

Keyword arguments require a sigil

Single-character and multi-character keys

Fixed-length and variable-length keys

Named arguments require a mechanism to distinguish keys from argument values

Fixed-length keys make flag concatenation possible

Parsing the command line

Sigils in positional arguments

The order of arguments

A separator between keyword arguments and positional arguments

Argument semantics

Other variations

Command-line as a programming language

Command-line meta-languages

2010/06/04

Big and Little

Left and Right

Byte Order

The Unicode Byte Order Mark

So: Where’s the BOM?

Let’s do UTF-8… all the time!

UTF-8? For every Unicode code point?!

Wrapping it all up

2010/05/30

2010/05/12

2010/03/17

2009/12/27

paragraph

indentation

whitespace

2009/11/12

2009/10/28

2009/10/17

2009/10/15

2009/10/03

Aesthetics matters!

Example 1. The domain is basically tree-structured, hierarchical.

Example 2. The domain has two basic parts. Each part is almost self-contained, with a very limited interface between the two parts.

Example 3. The domain is basically a sequence of parts. Some of the parts have sub-parts.

Example 4. Here is an example of how not to diagram a domain.

Some tips about diagram arrangements

About empty space

Recent Posts

Topics

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H6

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