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This is extremely unfortunate - I can see the way the C++ committee argued about this issue (ie. having consistent "erase" interface across different data structures), but it's bound to backfire for many unaware. Especially in a hash table, where you conceptually don't expect erase to provide the successor.

great job segment.io team!

Great job submittable - awesome team & great execution!

As always, great job smartasset!

that's cool.

Thanks hkmurakami! - founder.

Or you can do the same right from MS Excel (in Python) using DataNitro: http://mit.edu/~victorj/www/blog/2012/08/06/Twitter-reader-i...

Unfortunately with activestate you can't run python from within excel, you've got to somehow run the script at the "outside" (be it shell, some other program etc.)

Let me tell you what's wrong with PowerShell - I've been using it for a while (yes, it's much more useful than the regular cmd), BUT it has multiple inconsistencies with the regular windows shell, in particular when it comes to file paths and escaping white spaces & other characters. I've spent ages debugging such issues and trust me, you don't want to repeat this (also, it's slow, doesn't come with ssh or most other unix tools). Other than that, I have yet to meet anyone who knows how to script in powershell. Of course if you want to, go ahead, but from my experience I'm not going to use it for anything too serious.

http://ironspread.com can update Excel in real time as well - that's what I'm working on for my next blog post, which will be available sometime next week.

I would like to see some live data integration into Excel, like pulling server logs into visual graphs in Excel. It shouldn't be too hard with the plugin from http://www.ironspread.com and python, right?

A free non-commercial version will remain available, fear not!

Great job scoutzie!

You can script Excel with Python using IronSpread, you can get it from http://www.ironspread.com. It's free and it's super easy to import/export data.

Super cool, great work brettcvz! Just one note: ctrl-n doesn't work as desired - instead of moving the point to the next line it opens a new (browser) window, as that's the binding in the browser.

QuicklyChat looks awesome - good job guys! The program runs fine on my machine too.

Sorry, it's not possible now. Microsoft's technology is not there yet at MacOS.

The videos are being released after each lecture (the first lecture was last Tuesday, so there's only 1 video available at this time).