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Tag Archives: The Three P’s
ImageMagick and Three Ps Charcoal Implode Quality Tutorial
ImageMagick is a great tool for image manipulations of web server image files as you would glean from ImageMagick and Three Ps Affine Transformation Tutorial as shown below. Well, today, we build on that previous Affine Transformation functionality, and still … Continue reading
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Tagged affine, CSS, density, document fidelity, emboss, GIMP, image, ImageMagick, korn shell, Linux, mathematics, PaintBrush, PDF, Perl, PHP, pixel, Preview, programming, Python, rotation, scaling, The Three P's, transformation, tutorial
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Jinja Template Engine Three Ps Primer Tutorial
Today we are taking a look at Python’s Template Engine called Jinja. Many programmers today make use of templating techniques with languages like Python and PHP to … achieve things faster by placing programming logic into templates web pages generally … Continue reading
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Tagged command line, curl, Jinja, Perl, PHP, programming, Python, template, The Three P's, tutorial, web browsing
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ImageMagick and Three Ps Affine Transformation Tutorial
It’s a common requirement with Information Technology programming to want to transform an image file. With CSS there are mechanisms to display images in a (affine) transformed way regarding … rotation scale … for display purposes, without altering the image … Continue reading
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Tagged affine, CSS, document fidelity, GIMP, image, ImageMagick, korn shell, Linux, mathematics, PaintBrush, PDF, Perl, PHP, Preview, programming, Python, rotation, scaling, The Three P's, transformation, tutorial
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Django Python Primer Tutorial
Django is a high-level Web framework that utilizes the Python programming language. You may remember from some time back with Python Webserver Primer Tutorial as shown below, that we intimated we would try this out sometime. Django helps you achieve … Continue reading
Posted in Database, eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged Cassini, database, Django, programming, Python, SQLite, The Three P's, tutorial, web app, web server
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Python Tkinter CGI Tutorial
Have you heard of Python? Python is a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. You can learn to use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenance costs. Check … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, GUI, Tutorials
Tagged Apache, CGI, MAMP, programming, Python, The Three P's, Tkinter, tutorial, web server, webpage
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Apache WebServer on Mac and The Three P's Primer Tutorial
Today’s tutorial shows a web scenario that utilizes The Three P’s with a local Apache web server (at http://localhost/) on a Mac laptop (Mac OSX 10.7.5, Apache/2.2.22 (Unix), mod_wsgi/3.3, Python/2.6.7, PHP/5.3.15) opening up its Web Sharing arrangements, building on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apache, CGI, local web server, Mac OsX, Perl, PHP, Pyton, The Three P's, tutorial, web, web server, wsgi
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