Diego Garcia: Criando Um Aplicativo De Linha De Comando Com Python
Com certeza você já uso algum aplicativo de linha de comando, seja dos mais simples (como por exemplo o echo), ou dos mais sofisticados (como é o caso do cURL). O fato é, todo programador deveria criar...
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Enthought: Webinar: Using Python and LabVIEW to Rapidly Solve Engineering...
When: March 28, 2017, 11-11:45 AM CTWhere: Live webcast (or register for a recording)What: Presentation, demo, and Q&A with Collin Draughon, Software Product Manager, National Instruments, and...
View ArticlePyBites: Module of the Week - Requests-cache for Repeated API Calls
Today a quick article on a nice caching module when working with APIs: Requests-cache.
View ArticleCaktus Consulting Group: A Production-ready Dockerfile for Your Python/Django...
Docker has matured a lot since it was released nearly 4 years ago. We’ve been watching it closely at Caktus, and have been thrilled by the adoption -- both by the community and by service providers. As...
View ArticleS. Lott: Strange "I Hate Python" Concerns. Mostly nonsensical.
From a troll-bait thread asking the argumentative question "why do people use Python"? The answers were, oddly, a long list of strange, nonsensical complaints. And a few logical fallacies. Here are all...
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Rene Dudfield: Comments on pygame.org community
Some notes about the current state of comments, and thoughts about future plans are below.0) Spam.So far there hasn't been comment spam on the new comment system(yet!)... but eventually some will get...
View ArticleMike Driscoll: How to Run Python Tests “Continuously” While Coding
Last week I was doing some Test Driven Development training and overheard someone mention another programming language that had a test runner that you could set up to watch your project directory and...
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PyCharm: Interview with Jim Fulton for “Why Postgres Should Be Your Document...
Jim Fulton, my friend and former co-worker, was one of the original leaders in the Python community. Over the years he created important Python software (cPickle), Python’s original “killer app” (Zope,...
View ArticleGoDjango: How Do I Start Learning Django
If you have done django for any amount of time you have probably gotten this question, and it can sometimes be hard to answer beyond start at the main django site.In this video I attempt to help by...
View ArticleNumFOCUS: Some fun with π in Julia
This post originally appeared on the Julialang.org blog.Some fun with π in Julia14 Mar 2017 | Simon Byrne, Luis Benet and David SandersThis post is available as a Jupyter notebook hereπ in Julia(Simon...
View ArticlePyBites: 10 Tips to Get More out of Your Regexes
Regular expressions can be arcane, yet when used with care they can also be very powerful. In this post a couple of tips to get more out of your regexes when using Python's re module.
View ArticleNed Batchelder: IronPython is weird
Have you fully understood how Python 2 and Python 3 deal with bytes and Unicode? Have you watched Pragmatic Unicode (also known as the Unicode Sandwich, or unipain) forwards and backwards? You're a...
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DataCamp: New Course: Supervised Learning with scikit-learn
Hello everyone! Today we're also launching a new course on Supervised Learning with scikit-learn by Andreas Müller!At the end of the day, the value of Data Scientists rests on their ability to describe...
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Dataquest: Building An Analytics Data Pipeline In Python
If you’ve ever wanted to work with streaming data, or data that changes quickly, you may be familiar with the concept of a data pipeline. Data pipelines allow you transform data from one representation...
View ArticleMike Driscoll: Python 101: All About Dictionaries
The Python programming language has several built-in types that it supports. One of my favorites is the dictionary. A dictionary is a mapping object maps hashable values to arbitrary objects (source)....
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Erik Marsja: How to use Python to create an iCalendar file from a Word table
One of the great things with programming is that you can automate things that is boring. As a student I often get schedules in the form of Word documents. I prefer to have all my activities in a...
View ArticleBrian Okken: pytest: Only run tests using a particular fixture
Raphael Pierzina wrote a cool article about how to run use a hook function to only run tests that use a particular fixture. However, I wanted to make it more generic so I could pass in the fixture via...
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DataCamp: Pandas Cheat Sheet: Data Wrangling in Python
By now, you'll already know the Pandas library is one of the most preferred tools for data manipulation and analysis, and you'll have explored the fast, flexible, and expressive Pandas data structures,...
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NumFOCUS: Technical preview: Native GPU programming with CUDAnative.jl (Julia)
This post originally appeared on Julialang.org blog.Technical preview: Native GPU programming with CUDAnative.jl14 Mar 2017 | Tim BesardAfter 2 years of slow but steady development, we would like to...
View ArticleCatalin George Festila: The tensorflow python module - part 003.
This short tutorial come to fix your work and help you with examples and tutorials.You can look to the internet and you can search many examples and tutorials but you can get errors.How to fix that:The...
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