There are a plethora of solutions for a sticky footer in web pages - going right back to the days of a full-page table and using rows.

With the introduction of CSS3, we have flex... and this makes it much easier!

I've been a code monkey (well, I call myself a code-gorilla: same genus as monkeys, only we don't constantly fiddle with things as much; are generally bigger & slower; and don't get paid peanuts) for most of my adult life, and there are two things that have always struck me:

Those of a certain age, or maybe just old-roleplayers, will fondly remember the masses of tables where the rows were banded into sets of three.... mine was from AD&D (3rd edition)

For those of you who managed to avoid such perils.... see the image below.

Turns out to be quite easy to do, too:

I attended PyCon in Cardiff last week, on the 13th and 14th of September. This is a selection of my notes during my time there, highlighting the talks and discussions I found useful.

Following on from my article about pip installing development code, I thought I'd also share the various ways of installing from a get server.