http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex 2008-04-05T00:18:45Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/29 Sometimes (or a lot of times) we developers loose the way to the green hills of the finished and polished products... alex 2008-04-05T00:18:45Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/28 Last week I've received an email with an interesting set of questions about the Devil Framework and I've learned that all email posted by our mail server is considered spam by Yahoo!. If you want to know if 42 is one of the answers, continue reading.... alex 2008-03-14T13:38:25Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/27 Yes, we will deliver the Devil Framework with a full set of atomic batteries included... alex 2008-03-06T11:36:54Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/26 Been a big fan of HyperCard, it's not so strange I ended up implementing my own reinterpretation of it for the Devil Framework. Lets take a look.... alex 2008-03-06T00:44:24Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/25 During last month I've been having fun developing two new plugins for the Devil Framework: an extensible IDE and a web application server/front-end. Here come some thoughts about the IDE stuff.... alex 2008-02-25T19:19:55Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/24 Just a note to say that I've added version 0.4 of DLNetSNMP to the Python Index. If interested you can find more information and the dowloadable files at the new DLNetSNMP home page. In this release a lot of serious bugs were fixed and a simple installation script added so you'll not need to perform manual changes in the code anymore. root 2007-12-11T19:10:41Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/23 Just a small bug-fix update. Now it seems to work correctly. Be carefull in using it with threads, as the underling NetSNMP library is not thread-safe. The code: DLNetSNMP-0.2.tar.gz alex 2007-08-30T10:24:14Z http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/22 Being fed up with the Net-SNMP wrapper we were using in the Devil Framework, I've written my own version, and learned something on the way (code included). alex 2007-08-15T22:58:33Z