I'd like to extend Scribus using Python, not just automate things with it...
Currently, that's not really possible. There is work on making it possible to extend Scribus with Python to some extent, especially the GUI. It's now possible to use PyQt to write your own palettes, but you won't be able to use custom Scribus widgets or get into the innards of the application. The Scribus core is unfortunately not well suited to extension from Python. More advanced or tightly integrated extensions are probably better written as C++ plug-ins.
Learn how to use LINQ in your applications with these code samples, covering the entire range of LINQ functionality and demonstrating LINQ with SQL, DataSets, and XML.
Implementing a nice and user friendly tooltip using jQuery plugins is fast and easy. Today, we are going to see 15 jQuery plugins to implement tooltip.
Taking place concurrent to the festival, IndieCade's annual conference brings together some of the boldest and most interesting minds relevant to the independent game community. For the first time IndieCade is bringing videos of key talks from the conference.
Down the 2011 Open Source CMS Market Share Report from water&stone. This is the 4th annual report of the industry's leaders, laggards and systems to watch. 62 pages. Over 30 exhibit. Lead analyst: Ric Shreves.
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I just put up a tutorial on the wiki here, involving the 2D shooter + level editor project from here. No, this isn't the long-awaited 2D platformer tutorial; it's just something I put together over the last couple of days. It's not about how to create a 2D game, but about working with and extending a Unity project, with some scripting, so I don't think there will be any overlap. At first it was just going to be a brief thing, but somehow it got...longer. I tried not to make many assumptions
raphics, such as illustrations or diagrams, appear in many different kinds of text, and often with different purposes. In some cases, the graphic is an integral part of a text (indeed, some texts — comic books for example — may be almost entirely graphic); in others the graphic may be a kind of optional extra
Here at Sumo Logic we write a lot of Scala code. We also have a lot of data, so some of our code has to go really, really fast. While Scala allows us to write correct, clear code quickly, it can be challenging to ensure that you are getting the best performance possible.
If you're reading this, you will probably agree that the iPhone is one of the most useful devices currently on the market. But there's a lot more functionality
Stop learning proprietary languages and memorizing template tags. Symphony leverages open standards like XML and XSLT, and good old XHTML and CSS. Even the admin interface employs the widely-used jQuery library, so extension developers don’t have to learn a whole new framework when extending the back end.
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