Fred and Loathing on The Internet

Today’s update was brought forth from the sticky situation my software architecture decisions have left me. In theory my data models, python views, and HTML templates should be made to follow one another. I developed each of those with considerations somewhat independent of each other, so...

In my estimation, the hallmark of a genuine intellectual breakthrough is the temporary self directed anger. “Why didn’t I grasp this before? This is actually so simple!” I had one of those today.

My update process is somewhat impulsive. Yesterday I failed at getting sqlalchemy-flask...

Blimey! This is a quick wraparound! I am delaying my git operations by a few hours so this blog would publish one calendar day after the last one- which as of the time of this writing- was three or so hours ago. I could have lumped together the updates that come with this blog_post+git pull into...

I hope the tone of this post comes as more calm then the previous two. What makes this one different than prior blog reports about this very web site is the confidence in knowing they will be easily displayed at my domain name without any worry about something breaking. This website is...

Since the blog isn't exactly the point of this website, I think I will write a very sparse script on the PROD server that pulls up the flask shell, imports the blog_post model, and accepts a tuple of strings for the post title and contents. Anyways, deployment was rough and yet to finish. The...

I am writing this from the flask shell that is provided by one of the underlying parts to the flask package. I got a little bit of familiarity with it as a seperate entity from flask when it got confused by an init file I forgot I left for the spotipy work. I hope to come up with a better way to...