My name is Paul Bissex, and e-scribe.com is my consulting business. I build web applications using as much open source software as possible. From September to June I teach web design and other important non-photographic professional skills to photographers. In the '90s I wrote technology commentary and reviews for magazines, newspapers, and web publications, including Wired, Salon.com, FamilyPC, the late lamented Web Review, and the Chicago Tribune. Feel free to email me.
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I'm co-author of "Python Web Development with Django", an excellent guide to my favorite web framework. Published by Addison-Wesley in October 2008, it is available from Amazon and your favorite technical bookstore as well. Click on the book title above to learn more.
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SourceForge needs help
Wednesday, September 13th, 2006
open source
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rants
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sourceforge
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web development
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SourceForge prettifying
Saturday, November 19th, 2005
design
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open source
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sourceforge
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Sourcemorgue
Sunday, July 31st, 2005
open source
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os x
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sourceforge
Email servers: how not to do it
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Making your way from PHP to Python and Django
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Programming and Ice Cream
4 comments
Back in Action
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Donald
Email servers: how not to do it
23 days ago
Mark
Email servers: how not to do it
23 days ago
John
DjangoProjectLauncher?
28 days ago
Mari
Sort tables with sorttable.js
37 days ago
Sparky
My Palm TX runs Windows 98
39 days ago
Jökull
TextMate command for paste.e-scribe.com
46 days ago
Yuppie
Making your way from PHP to Python and Django
48 days ago
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