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July 19, 2009 by graham

Blog engines stuff and things

A few months back, when I was on a Launchpad Bugs sprint in Vilnius, Tom and Gavin asked me whether I’d thought about open-sourcing the engine that runs grahambinns.com. My answer then was that I’d thought about it but never done it because: It wasn’t very good The code had a lot of grahambinns.com-specific code [...]

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August 20, 2007 by graham

Things change

In amongst all the programming (for money), programming (for free), writing a second novel (still not convinced that I'm actually doing that yet but it's a nice journal so I better flaming had be), amateur photography, sleeping, eating and having a life that I seem to be doing at the moment, I'm in the mood [...]

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May 18, 2007 by graham

Now with go-faster stripes

Thanks all to those people (two, count them) who let me know about the odd site slowdown. My bad; turns out there was a huge-assed query running on every pageload that really didn't need to be there. Excising that and doing a bit of judicious caching has sped things up considerably. And now, back to [...]

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May 16, 2007 by graham

More Django XML-RPC and credit there for

B.W. McAdams writes to say: Just to point out, there's been code on the Django Wiki for nearly a year to do XML-RPC: http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/XML-RRC You're quite right Brendan, there has, and it was this code that originally inspired me to create the django_xmlrpc app that I posted about the other day. Unfortunately I didn't acknowledge [...]

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May 13, 2007 by graham

XML-RPC in Django

When I first started thinking about re-writing grahambinns.com in Python using the Django framework, one of the things that I knew I wanted to be able to do was make blog posts (amongst other things) using the MetaWeblog API, which is one of the many zillion XML-RPC blog posting APIs that exist out there in [...]
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