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eGenix.com: eGenix Talks & Videos: Python Keynote and Application Design...

PyWaw Summit 2015 in Warsaw, PolandMarc-André Lemburg, Python Core Developer and Senior Software Architect, was invited to give a keynote and a technical talk at the first PyWaw Summit 2015 in Warsaw,...

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Daily Tech Video (Python): [Video 210] Andrea Crotti: Metaprogramming, from...

Metaprogramming is a powerful technique in which we write code that then writes code. What tools does Python provide for metaprogramming? And how/when should we use such techniques?  In this talk,...

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Astro Code School: Python Beginner’s Night at Astro

Last night we held the first TriPython Python Beginner’s Night. About twenty three people interested in Python attended. Many of them were very experienced developers who answered all kinds of...

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Django Weblog: Django core team adds two members

The Django core team is thrilled to announce the addition of Tomek Paczkowski and Preston Timmons.Tomek has been active in the Django community for many years. He has organized many sprints, helped...

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PyCharm: Feature Spotlight: Python Code Coverage with PyCharm

Happy Friday everyone!Hopefully, most of us are aware of what code coverage is and how it’s being used in the software development process. It helps ensure that our code actually is executed and what’s...

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Andre Roberge: Generating mazes

While Reeborg's World was primarily designed for beginners, it can be used to illustrate relatively advanced topics in a fun way.  For example, one can generate mazes using a depth-first algorithm.Of...

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Sumith: GSoC Progress - Week 3 and 4

Hello, this post contains the third report of my GSoC progress. At one point, I had changed the deadline from Sundays to Fridays, but I seem to be running a week late on the post names. That has been...

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Vasudev Ram: What is the meaning of this number? 3735928559

By Vasudev RamSaw this tweet by Raymond Hettinger (@raymondh), Python core developer:Pop quiz: Whenever you see the number 3735928559 in your output, there is probably an error in the code. What is...

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Astro Code School: What I Learned Teaching at UNC

This spring semester, I had the honor of teaching JOMC-583 "Multimedia Programming and Production" for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Journalism and Mass Communication. The...

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Geert Vanderkelen: Still Impossible to Easily, Privately Share Online

A photo album ready in Apple Photos. Now I want to share it with my parents in Belgium and my wife’s family in Poland. How? It is impossible. There is no way to do it in Apple Photos unless you want to...

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Yasoob Khalid: 4 Command-line tools for more Python productivity

Hi there folks. In this post I would be sharing a couple of command-line tools which can help to increase your python productivity. These tools have helped me a lot and might help you as well! This...

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Anatoly Techtonik: Lifehack - import directly from command line

If you're obsessed with UX as I am, and long repetitive commands seem to break your flow, you may appreciate this little trick for invoking Python from command line.I invoke python from...

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Ian Ozsvald: PyDataLondon 2015 Write-up and my “Ship It!” talk on...

(this’ll be an evolving post as I write-up on-the-go including other keynoters).We’ve just run our 2nd PyDataLondon conference, we’ve had around 300 attendees, 3 keynotes, 3 tracks over 3 days. It has...

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Ned Batchelder: Coverage.py 4.0a6

A new alpha of Coverage.py 4.0 is available: coverage.py 4.0a6. (Yes, there are many alphas: I'm changing a lot, and want to let it bake well before locking things in.)Also available is the latest...

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BangPypers: June 2015 workshop report

The June BangPypers workshop happened at the Akamai Technologies office near Bellandur.The workshop was focused on getting started with machine learning using pandas, scipy, numpy, matplotlib&...

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Robert Collins: Revisiting the Fixture API – handling leaky resources

Fixtures are one of the innovations I’m most happy with.A Fixture is an enhanced context manager. The enhancements are:There’s an API for gathering debugging information from the fixture (rather than...

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Europython: EuroPython 2015: Partner program deadline extended

We have negotiated an extension of the deadline to register for the partner program tours with the local tour operator.EuroPython 2015 Partner ProgramThere is plenty to see in and around Bilbao. We...

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Mike Driscoll: PyDev of the Week: Rémy Hubscher

This week we welcome Rémy Hubscher as our PyDev of the Week! Rémy works for Mozilla and is a very active contributor to open source projects. Just check out his Github profile! Let’s spend some time...

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PyCharm: Interview with Pedro Kroger, Author of Modern Python Development...

Published earlier this year, Modern Python Development with PyCharm by Dr. Pedro Kroger reveals the best Python programming practices while using PyCharm. Relying on his 20 years of extensive...

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Python Piedmont Triad User Group: PYPTUG Meeting - June 30th (Blaze, odo,...

PYthon Piedmont Triad User Group meetingCome join PYPTUG at out next monthly meeting (June 30th 2015) to learn more about the Python programming language, modules and tools. Python is the perfect...

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