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"Sword in hand, a warrior clutches stone to breast
In sword etched he his fading memories
In stone, his tempered skill
By sword attested, by stone revealed
Their tale can now be told."
~ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions
Putting Together the 'History of RPGs' Class »
I would gladly go back to school to see this. Instantly and without any forethought into what the hell I was getting myself into.
Duck Tales… woooho.
Args & Kwargs »
Finally, a description that makes some damn sense. >_>
We're Nothing Alike
- Person 1: "What do you do for a living?"
- Person 2: "I work with computers."
- Person 1: "So do I! What do you do with computers?"
- Person 2: "I'm a Web developer."
- Person 1: "So am I! Design, client-side programming or server-side programming?"
- Person 2: "Server-side programming."
- Person 1: "Same here! Do you use dynamically typed languages or statically typed languages?"
- Person 2: "Dynamically typed languages."
- Person 1: "So do I! Do you use a Web framework, or do you roll things on your own?"
- Person 2: "I use a Web framework."
- Person 1: "So do I! Django or Rails?"
- Person 2: "Django."
- Person 1: "We have nothing in common! Die heretic scum!"
Why the Web Standards World Appears to be Choosing Django »
A nice, albeit short article about why a lot of us are choosing Django. Obviously I know a greater number of standards designers that use Rails so it’s not to say the “world” is shifting, but the meat is in the comments—where a lot of us seem to have the same reasoning for choosing Django.
Serving Javascript Fast »
Cal doesn’t only talk about serving Javascript fast, but a lot of other things as well. With Avalonstar being such a big site and growing by the day, I got to keep my ears open for this kind of stuff. :]
Note: I just noticed how old the article is. Oh well, still applies.
Some Git Links
I’ll be reformatting, so I want to make sure I have these:
