Various items and topics related to high-level interpreted languages.
Synopsis Use pyenv to quickly install and switch between different Python releases while using pipenv to virtually isolate project files and libraries. For example, create a virtual python environment using Python release 3.11.1 with pipenv command pipenv --python 3.11.1. If Python 3.11.1 is not installed on the local system pipenv will leverage pyenv to install... » read more
Document Control 1/27/2022: Renamed document title 1/28/2022: Added table of contents, document control Purpose These are quick notes to jog memory1. It is a living document in that will expand or modify as needed. This is a small reference about Git. Official docs available here, https://git-scm.com/doc Remote repo tags Following items Use the following to... » read more
Subversion has been good to me. In fact I like Subversion very much. It was the first Version Control System (VCS) I learn and used, not only for my private work but for professional work as well. Lately, I’ve been thinking of how I can access my SVN repositories from all of the devices I use to... » read more
This week JetBrains released an update to PyCharm that includes an item I’ve been waiting to arrive in PyCharm; PyCharm 2018.21 brings support for Pipenv2. I discovered and began using Pipenv roughly around December 2017. Very happy to now have PyCharm and Pipenv working together. Among the additional features and improvements to come with PyCharm... » read more
Multiple identities for my Git repositories, many of them for work projects and several for personal projects.
I just happened onto Microsoft Script Center this morning after reading a bit of writing by Todd Klindt. Todd’s topic was “Use PowerShell to Back Up SharePoint Installation” in case you might be interested in reading it. While I don’t have anything pressing or urgent to do with scripting on a Microsoft platform today,... » read more
