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lettuce 0.1 official release

27 days after its first release candidate, lettuce is now much mature and also got new features.
Lettuce is a BDD tool written in python, 100% based on cucumber.
There are two reasons for the name:

Lettuce is a green vegetable, just like cucumber the idea is that your tests must be always green.
Letuce is the name of a [...]

Apresentando Lettuce, BDD em python

Depois de muitas horas de hacking intenso, venho apresentar a primeira release candidate do Lettuce.
Trata-se de uma ferramenta de BDD 100% baseada no Cucumber.
O nome teve duas motivações:

Lettuce (Alface) é um vegetal verde, assim como Cucumber (Pepino), a idéia é que os testes sempre estejam verdes
Letuce é também o nome de uma banda [...]

Playing with ANSI colors and python with Couleur

Last night I’ve just released the first version of Couleur, which is (or at least try to be) a simple and awesome tool for using ANSI colors with python.
Couleur indeed turns very easy to handle shell colors in python.
In action
import time
import couleur

sh = couleur.Shell(linebreak=True)
for mood in ["bad", "awful", "normal", "nice", "awesome"]:
  sh.red_on_black(mood, replace=True)
  time.sleep(1)
Couleur creates [...]

New projects + agile = releases

When I lived in Belo Horizonte/MG, I used to make hack parties with some friends of mine (nothing to say about all those pizzas and beer).
The hack parties had no specific goal, but a main idea: Hack some free software, and share the knowledge.
Many of us, but specifically Lincoln and I, used to create new [...]

Hosting and deploying django apps on Dreamhost

About two years ago, I’ve signed up to Dreamhost. My goals were and still being to host my personal projects, websites and so on.
Once I am a Django web developer, one of my first actions were to create a django deployment setup, good and flexible enough. The time passed on and have been got new [...]