I finally got done sorting my 2008 photos this morning so I can start putting Christmas gifts together with them and needed to upload about 280 pictures to Shutterfly, where I have been getting prints since about 1999. Of course I could do this with their uploader, but that would be quite lame now, wouldn’t [...]
This is a presentation I gave last February at the ESRI Petroleum User Group conference in Houston, TX. I just discovered SlideShare the other day. Python And GIS – Beyond Modelbuilder And Pythonwin View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: esri pug)
I’m way behind on posting this, but here goes. The first annual pyArkansas Python conference was held by pyar^2, the Python Artists of Arkansas , on October 4th on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. We were very graciously hosted by the Department of Computer Science in their very fine facilities. [...]
My (hopefully first of many) article on GIS and Python has been published in the Spring 2008 edition of ESRI’s ArcUser magazine. You can get the pdf here , and the code listings here .
I finally got around to getting a Subversion repository setup, so the latest development version of my flickuploadr.py can be checked out: svn co http://svn.super-cooper.com/flickruploadr/trunk or you can just get it at: http://svn.super-cooper.com/flickruploadr/trunk
I’ve attempted to use the Flickr Uploadr for the last few years, and it never has impressed me. It always fails, usually after only about 10 pictures, which really sucks when you are trying to upload hundreds of pictures, which I usually do. So last night, I had over 300 shots to upload, and after [...]
Generally, when most people learn that I am a geologist by training, they are surprised. Maybe I just give off some sort of geeky aura, or maybe they are surprised that I’m not "using my degree" (actually I am in a way, but that is too convoluted a story to get into here). At any [...]
Finding the right Web host isn’t easy. Google "<web host name> review" for virtually any host out there, and you will find a plethora of both positive and negative feedback. Chances are, you’re going to find more negative feedback than positive just about every time. A month or so ago, when I was looking for [...]
This article was first published in the February 2008 issue of Python Magazine . It is being reproduced here with the permission of Marco Tabini and Associates . Requirements Python 2.4+ pyExcelerator module (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyexcelerator/ ) Anthony Tuininga’s ceODBC module (http://sourceforge.net/html/ceODBC.html ) John Machin’s xlrd module (http://www.lexicon.net/sjmachin/xlrd.htm ) Michael Foord’s cgiutils module (http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/cgiutils.html ) Lets face [...]
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