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The Horse's Mouth - Ezine reader's index
"The Horse's Mouth" is an online magazine - the ramblings of Graham Ellis.
I'm very fortunate to come across a lot of interesting people in my work,
and they inspire me to think and to write. You'll find a mixture of
technical tips on the subjects we teach, things we have learnt from our
own website and wider, and pictures, thoughts and wider comment.
The beauty of the net is that you can search and read as much - or as
little - as you like.
You can even add your comments
if you wish; although we can't offer you the
same anonimity nor a "freedom of speech", I'm going to encourage you
to post of views that don't agree with mine and
only in what I consider to be exceptional circumstances will I remove
or modify your material.
Selected Articles
Buses - not about the buses, but about the people who use the busesPytest - second example beyond hello worldPytest - starting exampleStill teaching Tcl in 2016?Questions for First (West of England)PC Plod - alive and scaremongering in Wiltshire?Our best hotel customers help us ... to help them ... be our best customers.TransWilts - robust these days - no longer the first service to be cancelledHungarian, Camel, Snake and Kebab - variable naming conventionsSorting by key or by comparator - Perl 6Mapping an array / list without a loop - how to do it in Perl 6Introspecion in Perl 6Classes and object - first steps in Perl 6Using Perl 6 to analyse and report on dataHello World - in Perl 6Perl - version 6 - official version launched at ChristmasHappy New Year. Our customers are our ambassadorsTraining course and hotel room prices - 2016Management view - TransWilts and transport at the end of 2015A big change in AugustHappy Christmas - and a Christmas thought21 places to get your train and bus timetables for TransWiltsNot standing as your local councillorCall for help counting passengers - TransWilts, 12th to 14th DecemberPython formatting update - including named completionsXML handling in Python - a new teaching example using etreeCommand line parameter handling in Python via the argparse moduleA comparison of the public transport alternatives to the Royal United Hospital, Bath - from Melksham.From single block to structure and object oriented programmingProgress on moving from Python 2 to Python 3 - training for both versionsPrinciples or a GUI and their practical application using wxPthonWhat teach you in a week stays with you for a decadeshell - bash. Writing conditional tests and statements - the options availableExtending your bash shell with aliases, functions and extra commandsWhat is make? What is gcc?Bash ... some new scripts to - handling user inputBack in the saddle again - excellent open source course from Well House ConsultantsA near-empty plate of pastries - sign of a breakfast enjoyedThin application, thick objects - keep you main code simple. Example in RubyEasy example - data record to object and object to data record mapping in Ruby
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4728 posts, page by page
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This is a page archived from The Horse's Mouth at
http://www.wellho.net/horse/ -
the diary and writings of Graham Ellis.
Every attempt was made to provide current information at the time the
page was written, but things do move forward in our business - new software
releases, price changes, new techniques. Please check back via
our main site for current courses,
prices, versions, etc - any mention of a price in "The Horse's Mouth"
cannot be taken as an offer to supply at that price.
Link to Ezine home page (for reading).
Link to Blogging home page (to add comments).
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