Hey guys! I’ve had the pleasure to be in the presence of some of the main brains at a local code shop called Work For Pie, and over that time I’ve got to learn quite a bit about Python. Sometimes, it can feel like I am struggling to tread water, so I just wanted...
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I got a viewer request from Daniel, who had issues with his router getting overwhelmed during heavy torrent usage. He wanted to know why this was happening, and how he could stress test his network hardware and other network hardware. I showed him about torrent-connection-overflows, which cause a router to shutdown or overheat pretty quickly, and then I briefly touched base on some common skiddy tools to stress test other networks or your home network. I do not advocate being hostile with the scripts. If this gets you in trouble, it is not my fault.
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Brad Montgomery (@BKMontgomery)
Django: A Whirlwind Tour
Backend server/Cloud Heroku. This session will provide a brief introduction to Django: The Web framework for perfectionists with deadlines. We’ll also cover some common tools, and quickly look at how to deploy a Django project to Heroku.
I have been on a crazy Codecademy learning-binge the last two days. The bug has bit me hard this time since they just rolled out the new Python course. I participated in the Python beta, and enjoyed it, but I got frustrated when I completed the beta course and still wasn’t programming anything on...
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