I've been using Python for a few years now, and continue to love it. But the language is large enough that it seems every project that I look at uses a different subset of the language's features. The nice thing is that by reading different people's code, you can find out about some real gems in the Python programming language. Some of these tips are extremely obvious, and some are more obscure. In any case, here are what I consider to be some real gems.
Interesting reaction and predictions to yesterdays election results. Need to check back on this in 4 years and see how Den Beste's predictions played out.
Undocumented; problems usually relate to server ldap.conf requiring certificates (TLS_REQCERT = demand) or the TLS_CACERT path not being set to point to the proper local certificates location. Fiddle with those, reload web server and you should be set.
How to create a Rails plugin as a Ruby gem