written by Ed Eliot, on 01 October, 2009 at 18:31.
We've been using Text Link Ads (TLA) on some of our sites for a while now. It's a great service which allows publishers to sell sponsored links on their sites and has helped us pay our hosting bills to date. Once signed up you include sponsored links on your site via a server side script which they provide. They provide a number of different solutions - for common blogging platforms including Wordpress and Movable Type as well as straight PHP. Unfortunately they don't provide a solution for use with any other language so our use of Python restricted our use of the service.
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written by Stuart Colville, on 23 September, 2009 at 13:05.
written by Stuart Colville, on 25 August, 2009 at 23:53.
written by Ed Eliot, on 05 August, 2009 at 19:25.
written by Stuart Colville, on 12 July, 2009 at 12:00.
Something I've been working on for a while is consolidating the set of utilities that are used on our Python based sites. To start with this code was just a set of basic libraries that we've used alongside web.py.
It quickly became clear that this was something that could have more of a life of it's own. We've been finding WSGI to be a great thing for web application development because having a clear specification means that building apps and middlewares are far likely to be uttilsed because it doesn't matter which Python framework you use, whether it's a lightweight framework, Django, Pylons.
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