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Took us awhile but Pixbin just got an API. Well…the beginning of one at least. You heard it here first folks. :) You can now upload images from your code. How to do it?! Here's an example: import base64, urllib, urllib2 with open('image.jpeg') as f: image

When working on web applications it's very important to have a setup as similar to the production environment as possible. The major component here is using the same database locally, for development, as you use in production. I myself work mostly with Dj

I switched Blog engines because I wasn't very happy with the one I was using (Syte) and I wanted something more simple. Something that wold let me focus on writing and not maintaining code. Don't get me wrong, Syte is an awesome project, it just seems lik

Recently I've been thinking a lot about how to simplify my code. Now, the key thing to note here is that simple != familiar. Classes for example are familiar to most people. But code consisting exclusively of classes and OOP concepts isn't necessarily sim

Docker currently supports getting logs from a container that logs to stdout/stderr. Everything that the process running in the container writes to stdout or stderr docker will convert to json and store in a file on the host machine's disk which you can th