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Git Credential HelpersGit Credential Helpers
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April 10, 2012

Git Credential Helpers

An introduction to using git's new credential API...

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Why PEP8 Makes your Python Development EasierWhy PEP8 Makes your Python Development Easier
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January 9, 2012

Why PEP8 Makes your Python Development Easier

Hardly any software is maintained by the original author for its whole life and some claim that 80% of the lifetime cost of a piece of software comes from maintaining that code.

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CMF Diff Tool: the end of the mysteryCMF Diff Tool: the end of the mystery
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January 5, 2011

CMF Diff Tool: the end of the mystery

What to do when you go to the "history" tab of an object in your site, try to compare the current version with an older version and you get a blank page.

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Tips for Writing a Solid Plone ThemeTips for Writing a Solid Plone Theme
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November 10, 2010

Tips for Writing a Solid Plone Theme

Some suggestions to help your Plone theme follow best practices

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Google Analytics for KARLGoogle Analytics for KARL
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November 9, 2010

Google Analytics for KARL

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Using Feedburner for your RSS FeedsUsing Feedburner for your RSS Feeds
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November 9, 2010

Using Feedburner for your RSS Feeds

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Adding Tweets to your KARLAdding Tweets to your KARL
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November 9, 2010

Adding Tweets to your KARL

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Markdown to PDF in one command lineMarkdown to PDF in one command line
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October 14, 2010

Markdown to PDF in one command line

We have started responding to many documents now using plain text files since it is very easy to manage and to collaborate with other team members. Now, what if you want to send off a professional looking formatted structured document with a table of contents. You also want it to be in a common format so that others can annotate on it or send you feedback. PDF is perfect for this, but how do you get your very functional markdown to a very pretty PDF presentation?...

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