I've been playing around with git and github tonight for I really felt that I need to organize my projects a bit. A few minutes ago, I have two separate repository for pullite and the pullite prototype. I know It was not the right thing to do but I was in a hurry that time that I just needed a place for the project.

I had a quite busy weekend so I wasn't able to post yesterday... anyway, here's the second part of Python thread. On the part 1, we left off by showing the server code and explaining roughly how it works so today its all about the client side and then I'm going to show you how it works.

It's been almost two weeks since my last formal post and I'm back again with hopefully something informative. Today I'm gonna be showing you Python's thread package, If you don't know what threading is... in the most simplest form, its a way to run several things simultaneously. In this series of post we're gonna be creating a simple client-server command line program wherein the server got a list of products (name and price) and client should be able to view, add and delete from.

It's been a long time since I last updated Pysawndz and one of the things that I wanted to do is to use an ORM with it. Right now it relies heavily on PyQt's QtSql package together with a Db class that I made that facilitates database queries. This type of approach just doesn't scale and hard to manage plus the only time it can handle complex queries was by passing the SQL statements itself. Back then this was the best way since I have limited time and spending some of it just to study sqlalchemy will just make me far from having something to present.

I've finally get a time to post Pysawndz, one of my spare time project. For you to test it, you need to have Qt, MySql, Python and PyQt on your machine. Now my doodling section is open.