Category Archives: Development Tools

Blogs about development tools.

asdf for Managing Multiple Tool Runtime Versions

Posted on February 8, 2023 by Humair

If you read my prior blog posts, Managing Multiple Python Versions and Packages and Managing Multiple Python Installs and Packages with Pyenv and Pipenv, you’re aware of how I prior used Pyenv and Pipenv to install, manage, and use multiple … Continue reading →

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Managing Multiple Python Installs and Packages with Pyenv and Pipenv

Posted on January 29, 2023 by Humair

I wrote a blog last year titled “Managing Multiple Python Versions and Packages.” In that blog post, I discussed how you can easily deploy and manage multiple python versions and packages without running into issues later on. Here I go … Continue reading →

Posted in Development Tools, Mac, Mac OS Ventura, Mac OS X Big Sur, Mac OS X Catalina, Mac OS X Mavericks, Mac OS X Mojave, Mac OS X Monterey, Mac OS X Yosemite, Operating Systems, Programming Languages, Python, Technology, Tips & Tricks | Tagged Apple, homebrew, MAC, package, pip, pip3, pipenv, pyenv, Python, Python 2, Python 3, python package, python version, virtual, virtual environment | 2 Comments

Managing Multiple Python Versions and Packages

Posted on February 14, 2022 by Humair

After spending a solid afternoon researching and working on deploying multiple Python versions and packages, I realized how much confusion and lack of authoritative posts exist on this subject. There are lots of opinions and suggestions out there which may … Continue reading →

Posted in Development Tools, Mac, Mac OS X Big Sur, Mac OS X Catalina, Mac OS X Mavericks, Mac OS X Mojave, Mac OS X Monterey, Mac OS X Yosemite, Operating Systems, Python, Technology, Tips & Tricks | Tagged Apple, homebrew, MAC, package, pip, pip3, pipenv, pyenv, Python, Python 2, Python 3, python package, python version, virtual, virtual environment | 4 Comments

Nutanix Beam – Chargeback and Tracking Spend Across Clouds

Posted on October 5, 2020 by Humair

My prior post on Nutanix Beam, Optimize Cost Across Public and Private Clouds with Nutanix Beam, provided a brief intro and described some of the basic functionality of Beam and how it can be used to define a cost control … Continue reading →

Posted in AWS, AWS, AWS, Business, Hyper-converged infrastructure, Microsoft, Nutanix, Nutanix, Nutanix, Nutanix, Technology, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing | Tagged AWS, Azure, Beam, business unit, chargeback, cloud, Cloud Cost Control, cloud cost governance, Cloud Cost Management, cloud cost optimization, Cloud Management, cloud optimization, cost, cost analytics, cost center, Cost Governance, cost optimization, hybrid cloud, hybrid-cloud visibility, Multi-cloud, Multicloud, Multicloud Cost Governance, multicloud visibility, Nutanix, Nutanix Beam, Nutanix Hybrid Cloud, Nutanix Xi Beam, on-prem, onprem, private cloud, public cloud, SaaS, Software as a service, visibility, Xi, Xi Beam | Leave a comment

VMware Cloud on AWS with NSX: Communicating with Native AWS Resources

Posted on January 5, 2018 by Humair

I’ve also posted this blog on the VMware Network Virtualization Blog site. If you haven’t already, please read my prior two blogs on VMware Cloud on AWS: VMware SDDC with NSX Expands to AWS and VMware Cloud on AWS – … Continue reading →

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VMware SDDC with NSX Expands to AWS

Posted on December 10, 2017 by Humair

VMware Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) technologies like vSphere ESXi, vCenter, vSAN, and NSX have been leveraged by thousands of customers globally to build reliable, flexible, agile, and highly available data center environments running thousands of workloads. I’ve also discussed … Continue reading →

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Google App Engine goes Java

Posted on April 9, 2009 by Humair

At a Google Technology User Group meet-up last night, I listened to a presentation by a Google App Engine Engineer, Jeff Scudder. This past Sunday night Google announced the support for Java on there App Engine service. Previously, the only … Continue reading →

Posted in Development Tools, Google App Engine, Technology | Tagged Buddypoke, Eclipse Plug-in, Google App Engine, Google Web Toolkit, GWT, Java, Silicon Valley Google Technology User Group | 2 Comments

SproutCore with Google App Engine and Chrome

Posted on November 13, 2008 by Humair

Yesterday I participated in a Google User Group Meeting at Google where presentations were made regarding SproutCore (a JavaScript framework) and Google App Engine. In this blog I will mainly focus on SproutCore as that was the main discussion topic … Continue reading →

Posted in Development Tools, Frameworks, Google App Engine, JavaScript, Programming Languages, SproutCore, Technology | Tagged app engine, Chrome, Google, Google App Engine, Google Chrome, javascript, javascript framework, SproutCore | Leave a comment