Seems that Python for S60 received another attention at PyCon 2006, when Matt Croydon gives a talk on Python in Your Pocket: Python for S60 at the convention. Several examples of Pys60 codes are also included in the slides. You can download the ReST Source of the slide here. [source] pys60, python, pycon, s60, symbian, […]
If you are into analyzing http log files or writing web applications that does user-agent analysis, you might appreciate this website PGTS Agent String Switchword. The website has a huge collection of browser user-agent list ranging from the common Mozilla/Internet Explorer variant to search-engine spider, malicious web bots and internet worms. The list is organised […]
Ever been in situation where you need to install softwares from an old CD-ROM, or perhaps retrieve backups of your works? It must be a frustrating experience when you found out that your data couldn’t be retrieved because the CDs has been scratched. While preventing scratches may avoid this sort of problem, let face it, […]
The Python for Nokia is really exciting from the moment you download it, to the moment it runs on your phone. I know that experience first hand when I saw my Python applications was up and running on my phone! Previously I only had experience writing mobile applications in Java J2ME, but writing the same […]
Have you came across a situation where you need to use php libcurl extension and it was not enabled on your webserver? Then, try libcurlemu, apure-PHP implementation to PHP cURL. It emulates all of the curl_* functions normally provided by the native cURL extension itself. libcurlemu works transparently regardless of the availability of PHP cURL […]
I’ve found a nice well-written guide that may be useful for those who wants to create Debian *.deb package. Though compiling applications/software/libraries right from sources are desireable for some people, there’s still lots of others who prefer to install stuffs software packages for conveniency. Why do you want to create Debian (*.deb) packages There’s many […]