It's been a while since I wrote the first ^[1] part of this guide. I'm happy to introduce you the second part of the tutorial. This part continues the story about applet-only techniques. Even if you're skilled in PyGTK, you're adviced to read this part.

Sometimes the bugs in programs do not depend on a programmer. For example, when a programmer expects a certain result from a built-in function, that would be the last place to check for bugs. But sometimes weird stuff happens, and it also happened to me.

The rss.py is a small open-source library written in Python 3 that helps generating RSS 2.0 feeds in easy and convenient way.

Few days ago I wrote a helper class to deal with 'config' files. I used Python's power to seal config files handling routine to generic, type-independend, easy-to-understand way.

A short note on how-to set a pdf-viewer for LaTeX-generated documents in Emacs.