@chrismcdonough have any recs for a Python/Pyramid PaaS now that ep.io is going away?
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Michael R. Bernstein
Web application designer and developer, living in Albuquerque. Specializing in Python web-app frameworks, like Zope, Plone, and Google App Engine.
@Jamiem8gueovf This what?
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Now that ep.io is shutting down, where would you recommend I shift my non-Django python projects? Answer: http://t.co/A4GFb1rR on @Quora
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@Cocoxochitl Thanks for the advice! I'm also trying to get the @USDA zone map data.
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@sferik that response (by Active Support) seems uncalled-for, then.
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@sferik I thought the correct way was to wait two minor releases (eg. 1.3 -> 1.5) before removing an API that had been marked as deprecated.
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@Cocoxochitl Second response: Climate Change is complex but not random. More data may help predict trends more reliably. I have to try.
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@Cocoxochitl I have two responses: 1) all the more reason to have a platform where that data is shared as comprehensively as possible
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@Cocoxochitl Thanks for the honest critique. It is a big issue, I'm thinking hard on how to solve it and looking for the right data.
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@maxogden OK, thanks!
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@epiohq Very sad to hear that. I liked the way ep.io fit my brain. Good luck going forward, I will be watching with interest.
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@maxogden, what's the status of Recline? Is it something I should consider using instead of Refine?
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That. Is. HILARIOUS. RT @pahlkadot: Meme alert: the Urban Datasexual http://t.co/hrfJvzhP
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RT @gnat: Because semicolons were what I hated about web development.
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@healthylooktips Thanks for supporting @Urbsly, Shannon!
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Think small changes can't reduce carbon? @UCSUSA shows how it'd look if 20 people or 20 million were cooler & smarter. http://t.co/bm98TC4p
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RT @johnrobb: Evidence that backyard farms are now an "aspirational" products. Williams Sonoma now has an agrarian package. http://t.co/8py20YyF
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