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Archive for April 28th, 2020

Side by Side user scoped .NET Core installations on Linux with dotnet-install.sh – Scott Hanselman

Posted by jpluimers on 2020/04/28

For my link archive: [WayBack] Side by Side user scoped .NET Core installations on Linux with dotnet-install.sh – Scott Hanselman

Via [WayBack] DotNetKicks on Twitteru: „Side by Side user scoped .NET Core installations on Linux with  by @shanselman  #aspnet via @DotNetKicks“

–jeroen

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Migrating to python 3: adding parenthesis to print calls and getting rid of printf style formatting

Posted by jpluimers on 2020/04/28

There is still so much Python 2.x stuff on the web, and I’m slowly moving what I have to Python 3.

These links are good starts for print calls and string formatting:

–jeroen

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GitHub – pyscripter/pyscripter: Pyscripter is a feature-rich but lightweight Python IDE

Posted by jpluimers on 2020/04/28

Just in case I ever need to develop Python scripts on Windows (nowadays it’s mostly on Linux/BSD based systems):[WayBack] GitHub – pyscripter/pyscripter: Pyscripter is a feature-rich but lightweight Python IDE.

If you like that, you can (also) help with this project: [WayBack] PyScripter localization Translate PyScripter into your own language.

Via: [WayBack] The PyScripter IDE, which is written in Delphi is looking for translators. We have set up a translation project on transifex.com and would be happy if s… – Lübbe Onken – Google+

–jeroen

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