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PyCharm: PyCharm 5 EAP 143.24 is Available
Today we announce the third PyCharm 5 EAP build 143.24. Please download it from our EAP page.This EAP build consolidates many fixes and improvements for recently added features, as well as a couple of...
View ArticleTim Golden: Thoughts on PyConUK 2015
I don’t really have a lot to say about this year’s PyConUK. That’s not a bad thing: it just reflects the fact that it ran, for me, along very similar lines to last year’s. As usual I was over the road...
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Evennia: Emoting system, or how to chat up a girl
A few days ago I pushed an emoting contribution to Evennia. A "contrib" is an optional plugin system that is not part of core Evennia but is meant to be easily picked up and used in people's own...
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Marc-André Lemburg: Introduction to PyRun - Python in 3.5MB
Yesterday, we announced a new version of our open-source eGenix PyRun, the “one-file Python run-time”. So what is this “one-file Python run-time” ?In 2008, eGenix started work on a product which has to...
View ArticleWill Kahn-Greene: Dennis v0.7 released! New lint rules and more tests!
What is it?Dennis is a Python command line utility (and library) for working with localization. It includes:a linter for finding problems in strings in .po files like invalid Python variable syntax...
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Python Software Foundation: Python in Cameroon a Success!
It is always a pleasure to report on the success of PSF funded projects. Recently we’ve heard from Ngangsi Richard about the Python Cameroon initiative. As you may recall, last March the PSF sponsored...
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Kushal Das: Day 0 of PyCon India 2015
I came down to Bangalore few days back to attend PyCon India 2015. This event is as usual the best place to meet most of my FOSS friends in India. This time, the day 0 aka the workshop day also had...
View ArticlePodcast.__init__: Episode 25 - uWSGI Core Developers
Visit our site to listen to past episodes, join the mailing list and support the show.SummaryuWSGI is one of the most versatile application servers available. It was originally written for running...
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Kushal Das: Day 1 of PyCon India 2015
Day one is the first day of main event. I was late to wake up, but somehow managed to reach the venue around 8:30am. Had a quick breakfast, and then moved into the Red Hat booth. Sankarshan, Alfred,...
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PyCharm: Announcing PyCharm 5 EAP 143.165: Docker Integration
Hello everyone,Today we announce PyCharm 5 EAP build 143.165, bringing Docker integration and a lot of other important improvements.Please download the build from our EAP page.The most notable...
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Captain DeadBones'' Chronicles: PyTex2png Make Pretty Math PNG Files With...
A few months back I posted some code on GitHub to convert Latex markup code into PNG files using Python named it PyTex2png. I know realize that I didn’t explain one bit of the code. I did however write...
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Podcast.__init__: Episode 26 - Dag Brattli on RxPy
Visit our site to listen to past episodes, support the show, and sign up for our newsletter!SummaryDag Brattli is an engineer with Microsoft and in his spare time he created the ported the Reactive...
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بايثون العربي: لوحة تحكم بموقع جانغو
تعتبر واجهة مدير المواقع او لوحة التحكم جزء اساسي من البنية التحتية لفئة واسعة من المواقع الإلكترونية وتعتبر هذه الواجهة أي (لوحة التحكم) واجهة محدودة الوصول وهي تقتصر على مسؤول الموقع فقط أو أشخاص...
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Alex Clark: Plock 0-5-0 is out
Pip installs Plock. Plock installs Plone.The Plock installer for Plone has been updated to support Plone 5. To try Plone 5, just cut & paste: pip install plock mkdir plone plock plone...
View ArticleDaily Tech Video (Python): [Video 320] Allison Lacker: How I learned Django...
Many programmers get degrees in computer science, and then go on to work at high-tech companies. But the odds of you arriving at your first job (or any subsequent job) knowing everything that you need...
View ArticleHolger Peters: Why I use py.test
Writing readable and maintainable unit tests is crucial to the success of your Python project. For Python, the unittest module, nosetests and py.test are the most commonly used framework for writing...
View ArticleNick Coghlan: 27 languages to improve your Python
27 LanguagesProcedural programming: C, Rust, CythonObject-oriented data modelling: Java, C#, EiffelObject-oriented C derivatives: C++, DArray-oriented data processing: MATLAB/Octave, JuliaStatistical...
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PyTexas: 2015 Videos are Out
The 2015 videos are trickling out on our YouTube channel. If you don't see a video your looking for, then check back in the next day or so as we upload more videos. However, a lot of videos are out...
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Evennia: Illustrations and soaps
I recently made an article presenting the infrastructure and main coding features of Evennia using a series of nifty diagrams.It can hopefully help newcomers get a feeling for the grand structure of an...
View ArticleChris Warrick: Rewriting a Flask app in Django
I spent Saturday on rewriting a Flask app in Django. The app in question was Nikola Users, which is a very simple CRUD app. And yet, the Flask code was a mess, full of bugs and vulnerabilities. Eight...
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