*Sigh* I'll never get caught up

[elfs]

I have six or seven blogs I intend on doing. A hundred stories or more. And now, now my manager at work tells me it's okay for me to blog about using Python for web development, and to show the recursion technique I use for turning HTML into Python (instead of the other way)... I'm allowed to problog my code, so long as I don't give away any crown jewels. I have more stories to write, and my blog titles include "Peasant Girls," "Writing as a Spectator Sport," "Texas Polygamists," "The Abortion Artist," "Thinking About Jim Thinking about Rape," "Antitheism," and "Plot? What Plot?"

Oh, and part one of my presentation, DWIM: Do What I Mean HTML Templating Using Python.. But that'll be going on my yet another blog, ElfSternberg.com. Announcements forthcoming.

Damn, I owe y'all another chapter of Sterlings, don't I?

If you want to see what I've been doing this week, and why I've been so quiet, you can check out my latest polisite, Friends of Tina Orwall, (and that means another blog entry for the coding blog, "Using Wordpress as a CMS for Political Campaign Websites"). Omaha and I just finished it last night; now it's up to her press people to populate the page engine. I need to find a way to automate the Page Views exclusion system. What do you guys think of the design? It's pretty routine, but I think it balanced nicely.

Really, the art was the hardest part. I'm so in love with my Wacom pad it's unnatural.

If only I didn't have a life. Well, if tomorrow's weather is crappy, I'll spend it writing and cooking. If it's nice, I'll spend it riding my bike and falling further behind.

Comments

[pixel39.livejournal.com]

I have clarification. He can't make the Python interface to sqlite3 work on a Mac, and apparently teh Intarwebz only knows about sqlite2 and Django. Any suggestions on where I could point him?

[elfs.livejournal.com]

Oh, dear. Python 2.5 comes with a native SQLite3 API: http://docs.python.org/lib/module-sqlite3.html

I don't know about earlier versions, though.