In our society, we speak very often about creativity. Creativity is a main keyword for most of recruiters that are looking for young inspiration and innovation.
Recently I came accros this video trying to demonstrate how creativity can only be obtained with time and fun.
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Giving an acceleration to our startup project
Yesterday Marie and I were at the selection-day of the Nest’Up startup acceleration program. More than 50 startups/projects applied to the program and we were 15 to be invited for the final selection by the coaches.
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Discovering Gamification
I recently started a MOOC on Gamification given by Prof Kevin Werbach (Wharton) on Coursera. I’m really impressed by what I’m discovering and all the opportunities hidden behind this business approach ! This is very interesting and I want to share you some thoughs here.
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Why hiring a mountain guide is valuable
I want to share with you a video that present the strength of being an alpinist and why hiring a mountain guide is important ! What is the value behind the fact that someone can climb mountains?
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Why do you climb?
I climb because of multiple reasons:
- Because you need to be fully dedicated to the moment
- You can express all your creativity through « the move »
- When I climb my mind is empty and free
Motions of the week
- Climbing bears
- 25 ways of wearing a scarf
- TED: The art of misdirection
Lint : a code quality tool for your development environment
As to ensure the quality of the code that is added to the project, we ask all the developers to setup a code quality tool on their development environment to enhance the overall code.
Install pylint
Make sure you are in the development environment and run :
pip install pylint git-pylint-commit-hook
The command pylint and git-pylint-commit-hook will now be accessible in your system.
install jslint
For this, you’ll need to have NodeJS installed on you computer as well as NPM (Node Package Management tool).
First you’ll have to install the latest version of NodeJS on your computer :
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chris-lea/node.js sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install python-software-properties python g++ make nodejs
Then install jslint and jshint
npm config set registry http://registry.npmjs.org/ sudo npm install jslint -g sudo npm install jshint -g
https://github.com/reid/node-jslint
After running those commands, the jshint binary should be available in the directory /usr/local/bin/jshint
Setup git hook
In your repository, you’ll need to edit the file (or create it) .git/hooks/pre-commit with the following :
#!/usr/bin/env bash ./tools/pre-commit
In the root folder of your repository, make sure that you have the following files :
.jshintrc
//http://www.jshint.com/docs/options/ //http://jslinterrors.com/ { "asi": false, "expr": true, "loopfunc": true, "curly": false, "evil": true, "white": true, "undef": true, "node": true, "camelcase": false, "eqeqeq": true, "indent": 4, "quotmark": "double", "unused": false, "trailing": true, "maxlen": 100, "white": true, "globals": { "$": false, "jQuery": false, "angular": false, "console": false, "require": false } }
.jshintignore
node_modules cpwp/cwp/public/lib
.pylintrc
Click to see the file : .pylintrc
And this is it. Now with this you should be ready to commit
Setup lint in Eclipse
For python you can enable pylint inside Eclipse to have code assist with usefull tips.
Go in Window > Preferences > PyDev > PyLint
Setup lint in Vim
Here are a few links to setup the Lint environment in Vim :
pylint.vim : compiler plugin for python style checking tool
Jshint2.vim : Lightweight, customizable and functional Vim plugin for JSHint integration.
Syntastic : Syntax checking hacks for vim