Fabio Zadrozny: Navigating through your code when in PyDev
One of the main advantages of using an IDE is being able to navigate through your code in a really fast way, so, I'll explain below how to find what you want when coding in PyDev.1. Any file in your...
View ArticleTalk Python to Me: #20 Interactive Python and Teaching Python: Beyond Text Books
What if your computer science textbooks could run their python code samples and that code ran directly in your browser, kinda like JavaScript but better, because: Python. It is possible and Brad Miller...
View ArticleLogilab: Going to DebConf15
On Sunday I travelled to Heidelberg, Germany, to attend the 16th annual Debian developer's conference, DebConf15.The conference itself is not until next week, but this week is DebCamp, a hacking...
View ArticleDavid MacIver: New release of hypothesis-pytest
Version 0.16.0 of the Hypothesis pytest plugin is out. This contains two new features kindly contributed by others:Florian Bruhin added a ‘hypothesis’ marker to all tests that use @given, making it...
View ArticleBrian Okken: What to expect from the Python Test Podcast (PT001)
http://pythontesting.net/1 - What to expect from the Python Test Podcast. Audience: * software developers/engineers * software testers * team leads * software project managers Upcoming topic...
View ArticleEuropython: EuroPython 2015: Videos are online
Thanks to our Media Work Group (WG) and especially Anthon and Luis, the conference videos are now cut, edited and uploaded to our YouTube channel as well as our archive.org collection.A total of 173...
View ArticleGraham Dumpleton: Running ASYNC web applications under OpenShift.
In a previous post I explained how one could run custom WSGI servers under OpenShift. This can get a little tricky as by default the OpenShift Python cartridges are setup to use Apache and mod_wsgi to...
View ArticleDamyan Bogoev: Flask Series: Testing
New code, everything that might break or does not work correctly should be tested. 100% code coverage does not guarantee a working system, but still you have to try to implement as much or more test...
View ArticleCodementor: Tutorial: How to Create Custom Exceptions in Python
Ankur Ankan is the lead developer of pgmpy, a Python library for Probabilistic Graphical Models. He mentors students at Google Summer Code and has great passion for Python programming.This tutorial was...
View ArticleCodementor: Python Q&A with #1 Stack Overflow Python Expert
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python LegendCodementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters joined us for a session in office hours to share his insights about Python programming....
View ArticleCodementor: 6 Useful Python Libraries Recommended by #1 Stack Overflow Answerer
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python LegendCodementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters sat down with us during Office Hours and shared some of the less-well known libraries...
View ArticleCodementor: Martijn Pieters on the Future of Django
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python LegendCodementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters joined us for an Office Hour session, and he dedicated some time to answer some of our...
View ArticleCodementor: Python 2.7 vs Python 3.4 ─ What should Python Beginners choose?
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python LegendCodementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters joined us for an Office Hour session, in which he provided some informative opinions...
View ArticleCodementor: Python Internals: Codementor Office Hours with Martijn Pieters
See the video here: Stack Overflow Legend Martijn Pieters: Python Optimization and How it Can Affect Your CodeStack Overflow #1 Python Answerer Martijn PietersCodementor Python expert mentor Martijn...
View ArticleeGenix.com: eGenix mxODBC 3.3.4 GA
IntroductionmxODBC™ provides an easy-to-use, high-performance, reliable and robust Python interface to ODBC compatible databases such as MS SQL Server, Oracle Database, IBM DB2, Informix and Netezza,...
View ArticleRuslan Spivak: Let’s Build A Simple Interpreter. Part 3.
I woke up this morning and I thought to myself: “Why do we find it so difficult to learn a new skill?”I don’t think it’s just because of the hard work. I think that one of the reasons might be that we...
View ArticleMontreal Python User Group: PyCon Canada: Call for Speaker is ending soon
Pythonistas,The Call for Proposals for PyCon Canada 2015 is ending soon. We've heard that they have been receiving many amazing proposals. It is quite exciting to see the Canadian Python community all...
View ArticleDan Stromberg: fdupes and equivs3e
I recently saw an announcement of fdupes on linuxtoday.Upon investigating it a bit, I noticed that it uses almost exactly the same algorithm as my equivs3e program.Both are intended to find duplicate...
View ArticleDan Stromberg: Latest python sorted dictionary comparison
I recently completed another sorted dictionary comparison, and thought I'd share the results.This time I've eliminated the different mixes of get/set. It's all 95% set and 5% get now.Also, I added...
View ArticleDavid MacIver: A vague roadmap for Hypothesis 2.0
As mentioned, there are a whole bunch of things I’d like to work on in Hypothesis still, but it’s a bit of a full time job and I’ve had enough of doing that on Hypothesis for now.But I’d like to get...
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