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Thanks to @kuramanga, it’s now possible to add shiny PyPi badges to your Python project READMEs that indicate the latest released version on PyPI and the total number of downloads. This screenshot is taken from django-oscar’s README. Embed these badges in your own repo as Restructured text: .. image:: https://pypip.in/v/$REPO/badge.png :target: https://crate.io/packages/$REPO/ :alt: Latest PyPI ve

Effective pull requests and other good practices for teams using github I work at an agency where we pay $200 a month to Github for their platinum plan. This article is a summary of an internal talk I gave on making the most of our subscription. There’s nothing original here: it’s just a collection of tips that I’ve harvested over the last few years. I’m publishing this article mainly so I have so

I’m a big fan of using PHPUnit with console colours turned on (using the --colors option). Eg: It helps gets into the natural “red, green, refactor” rhythm. I’m currently totally immersed in Django, and greatly miss the lack of colour support within the “test” management command. A simple workaround for this is to use Fabric with a few modified color commands. Your fabric file should include the f