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Testing Python and PostgreSQL on Windows – Basics
In my previous post, I wrote: Although I have not yet personally run the [Pyrseas] unit tests on Windows …, I believe the tox setup should be quite portable …, since the tests only depend on Python and psycopg2 being … Continue reading
Dueling Frameworks
Cue the music … In this corner, the time-tested CherryPy, standing at version 3.2, six years old, enabled for Python 3, sporting an HTTP 1.1-compliant WSGI webserver, support for other WSGI servers or adapters, a plugin mechanism, built-in tools and … Continue reading
A Minimalist Command Line Database User Interface
To begin exploring the design of a generic database user interface as mentioned in my previous post, I’ve written a minimalist command line program. To try it, do this: $ git clone git://github.com/jmafc/database-ui-tutorial.git dbui $ cd dbui $ createdb moviesdev … Continue reading
Posted in PostgreSQL, Python, User interfaces
Tagged git, postgresql, psycopg, python, user interfaces
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Python Development Tools of the Trade
Last week, Bruce Momjian commented that pgindent is one of the reasons for the clarity of the PostgreSQL source code. Today, Andrew Dunstan remarked on “how cleanly it compiles” and no doubt this is due in great part to the … Continue reading
SQL Database Version Control – Pyrseas
Now that Pyrseas has been released, it’s time to see how the DBAs Carol and Dave would use it to manage the changes described in Version Control, Part 2: SQL Databases. Version 0.1 Carol starts by creating the film table in … Continue reading
Posted in PostgreSQL, Python, Version control
Tagged git, postgresql, psycopg, python, pyyaml, version control
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First release of Pyrseas
just a quick note to announce that the first release of Pyrseas is now available as follows: Github https://github.com/jmafc/Pyrseas: Git repository. You can report any issues there. Python Package Index http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Pyrseas: Source tar archive. PgFoundry http://pgfoundry.org/projects/pyrseas/: Source tar archive. Discussion … Continue reading
SQL Database Version Control – apgdiff
In “Database Development: Table Structure Changes,” Kenneth Downs argued that build scripts to modify table structures “are usually the least tested part of the system.” He suggested using a single metadata file that describes the database and can be placed … Continue reading
Version Control, Part I: Pre-SQL
A version control system (VCS) such as Git or Subversion is an indispensable component of modern software projects. Many applications use a relational database management system (DBMS) such as PostgreSQL. While a DBMS facilitates an application’s data management tasks, it … Continue reading