In the latest Python Weekly issue 607, there was a well written article by James Turk called You Don’t Need __all__ (waybackmachine backup link) which seemed to miss an important point I wanted to discuss. With no way to comment on his blog, I decided might...
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Dynamic HLS Encryption for Video Streaming
The (internet) age old battle between content creators and pirates is an ever escalating arms race. It doesn’t seem to matter how much DRM and encryption creators put on their content, the next day there will be a dozen illegal torrents available. There is no way...
Continue reading...Creating a successful project – Part 3: Development Tools/Equipment
Every single year that I’ve been doing this, I hear about the next “totally awesome” way to write code. And more often than not, the new thing is certainly very shiny. When it comes to projects, with the exception of coding standards (which will be part...
Continue reading...Creating a successful project – Part 2: Project Organization
Ok, so you’ve familiarized yourself with the rules. Good. This isn’t Fight Club, but they are important rules. You want to be a professional in all the projects on which you want to participate. If properly managed, your GitHub account should be a functional part of...
Continue reading...Creating a successful project – Part 1: The Rules
So, you want to create a project. That’s great! Welcome to the party. I’d like to pass along some general knowledge about how best to approach creating/running a project. Also, I’m not going to say that I know everything there is to know about running a...
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