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CubicWeb: Monitor all the things! ... and early too!
Following the "release often, release early" mantra, I thought it might be a good idea to apply it to monitoring on one of our client projects. So right from the demo stage where we deliver a new...
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Enthought: Canopy Data Import Tool: New Updates
In May of 2016 we released the Canopy Data Import Tool, a significant new feature of our Canopy graphical analysis environment software. With the Data Import Tool, users can now quickly and easily...
View Articlepythonwise: Simple Object Pools
Sometimes we need object pools to limit the number of resource consumed. The most common example is database connnections.In Go we sometime use a buffered channel as a simple object pool. In Python, we...
View ArticleNick Coghlan: The Python Packaging Ecosystem
From Development to DeploymentMy core software ecosystem design philosophyThe key conundrumPlatform management or plugin management?Where do we go next?Sustainability and the bystander effectMigrating...
View ArticleWeekly Python StackOverflow Report: (xxxvii) stackoverflow python report
These are the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.Between brackets: [question score / answers count]Build date: 2016-09-17 10:31:28 GMTWhat's the closest I can get to calling a Python...
View ArticleAnatoly Techtonik: Python Usability Bugs: subprocess.Popen executable
subprocess.Popen seems to be designed as a "swiss army knife" of managing external processes, and while the task is pretty hard to solve in cross-platform way, it seems the people who have contributed...
View ArticleEnd Point: Executing Custom SQL in Django Migrations
Since version 1.7, Django has natively supported database migrations similar to Rails migrations. The biggest difference fundamentally between the two is the way the migrations are created: Rails...
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Podcast.__init__: Episode 75 - Sandstorm.io with Asheesh Laroia
SummarySandstorm.io is an innovative platform that aims to make self-hosting applications easier and more maintainable for the average individual. This week we spoke with Asheesh Laroia about why...
View ArticleGlyph Lefkowitz: Hitting The Wall
I’m an introvert.I say that with a full-on appreciation of just how awful thinkpieces on “introverts” are.However, I feel compelled to write about this today because of a certain type of social...
View ArticleAbu Ashraf Masnun: Python: Using the `requests` module to download large...
If you use Python regularly, you might have come across the wonderful requests library. I use it almost everyday to read urls or make POST requests. In this post, we shall see how we can download a...
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Philip Semanchuk: Thanks for PyData Carolinas
Thanks to all who made PyData Carolinas 2016 a success! I had conversations about eating well while on the road, conveyor belts, and a Fortran algorithm to calculate the interaction of charged...
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BangPypers: Ansible Workshop - BangPypers September Meetup
September Bangpypers meetup happened at RedHat office in Bannerghata road. 31 people attended the event.In the previous meetup Abraham presented a talk on ansible. Many participants were interested in...
View ArticleMichał Bultrowicz: Choosing a CI service for your open-source project
I host my code on GitHub, as probably many or you do [1]. The easiest way to have it automatically tested in a clean environment (what everyone should do) is, of course, to use one of the hosted CI...
View ArticleKrzysztof Żuraw: Python & WebDAV- part two
In the last post, I set up owncloud with WebDAV server. Now it's time to use it.Table of Contents:Python WebDAV client - easywebdavWebDAV editorConclusionPython WebDAV client - easywebdavI was...
View ArticleWeekly Python Chat: Tips for learning Django
Making mistakes is a great way to learn, but some mistakes are kind of painful to make. Special guest Melanie Crutchfield and I are going to chat about things you'll wish you knew earlier when making...
View ArticleFrançois Dion: Something for your mind: Polymath Podcast launched
Some episodeswill have more Art content, some will have more Business content, some will have more Science content, and some will be a nice blend of different things. But for sure, the show will live...
View ArticleOmaha Python Users Group: September 21 Meeting
Lightning Talks, discussion, and topic selection for this seasons meetings.Event Details:Where: DoSpace @ 7205 Dodge Street / Meeting Room #2When: July 20, 2016 @ 6:30pm – 8:00pmWho: People interested...
View ArticleJeff Knupp: Writing Idiomatic Python Video Four Is Out!
After an unplanned two-year hiatus, the fourth video in the Writing Idiomatic Python Video Series is out! This was long overdue, and for that I sincerely apologize. All I can do now is continue to...
View ArticleMike Driscoll: PyDev of the Week: Benedikt Eggers
This week we welcome Benedikt Eggers (@be_eggers) as our PyDev of the Week. Benedikt is one of the core developers working on the IronPython project. IronPython is the version of Python that is...
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Doug Hellmann: dbm — Unix Key-Value Databases — PyMOTW 3
dbm is a front-end for DBM-style databases that use simple string values as keys to access records containing strings. It uses whichdb() to identify databases, then opens them with the appropriate...
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