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Vasudev Ram: The Python Interview
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View ArticleAlec Munro: Software Gardening in practice
Software gardening, as expressed by Hunt/Thomas, Atwood, etc uses the metaphor to deal with how a software project is alive, and is constantly being changed by factors outside of the control of the...
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Python Piedmont Triad User Group: UAVs and sensors at Winston Salem Project...
UAVs, Raspberry Pi Sense HatWe are continuing this project. Progress has been a little slow, but we are hoping to pick this up again this coming Wednesday.If your interest doesn't lie in UAVs:Do you...
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Python Piedmont Triad User Group: PYPTUG Meeting - October 27th (Data...
PYthon Piedmont Triad User Group meetingCome join PYPTUG at out next monthly meeting (October 27th 2015) to learn more about the Python programming language, modules and tools. Python is the perfect...
View ArticleDaily Tech Video (Python): [Video 327] Bryan Van de Ven: Bokeh for Data...
Data science is all about finding insights in large data sets. In many cases, these insights are easier to find, or at least more persuasive, when they are visualized. A number of graphics libraries...
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Reuven Lerner: Python’s objects and classes — a visual guide
Python developers love to say that “everything is an object.” And indeed, when I teach Python classes, I say this several times, and many people nod in agreement, assuming that I’m merely repeating...
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Carl Trachte: Setting Up Toy Postgresql Database on OpenBSD
This isn't a Python scripting post, but the next one will be on the same topic. In this post I get a Postgresql database set up on my OpenBSD laptop and get familiar with the Postgresql environment.I...
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Carl Trachte: Storing and Displaying Images in Postgresql
Last post I set up a toy (literally) Postgresql database for my model train car collection. A big part of the utility of the database is its ability to store images (pictures or photos) of the real...
View ArticleDan Stromberg: Backshift not That slow, and for good reason
Backshift is a deduplicating backup program in Python. At http://burp.grke.org/burp2/08results1.html you can find a performance comparison between some backup applications. The comparison did not...
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Robin Wilson: How to: get nice vector graphics in your exported PDF ipython...
(This is really Part 2 of IPython tips, tricks & notes – Part 1, but I thought I’d give it a more self-explanatory title)IPython (sorry, Jupyter!) notebooks are really great for interactively...
View ArticleDaily Tech Video (Python): [Video 328] Stefan Behnel: Get Native with Cython
Python‘s speed is often good enough for many purposes. But in some cases, you really wish that you could run your Python code at C-language speed. You could always write a Python extension in C, but if...
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A. Jesse Jiryu Davis: MockupDB: Testing The MongoDB C Driver With Python
This is the third article in my series on "black pipe" testing. The series describes how to test networked code, like a MongoDB driver. Such code has two distinct public surfaces: one is its API, and...
View ArticleMike Driscoll: PyDev of the Week: Ryan Mitchell
This week we welcome Ryan Mitchell (@Kludgist) as our PyDev of the Week. Ryan is the author of Web Scraping with Python and Instant Web Scraping with Java. Let’s spend some time getting to know Ryan...
View ArticleHynek Schlawack: Testing & Packaging
How to ensure that your tests run code that you think they are running, and how to measure your coverage over multiple tox runs (in parallel!).srcI used to scoff when I saw Python projects that put...
View ArticlePyCon: We have issued our Call For Proposals
Have you ever dreamed of speaking in front of a conference crowd?Or of teaching a several-hour PyCon tutorial, that gives you the opportunity to lead an audience deep into the details of a technology...
View ArticleCalvin Spealman: The Lure of the Dead Project
Dead projects can be a constant lure. When you put down a body of code work and call it either defunct or completed, its hard to avoid the feeling there is something more to do. Whether its work you’ve...
View ArticleDjango Weblog: Django 1.9 beta 1 released
As part of the Django 1.9 release process, today we've released Django 1.9 beta 1, a preview/testing package that represents the second stage in the 1.9 release cycle and an opportunity for you to try...
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PythonClub - A Brazilian collaborative blog about Python: What the Flask?...
What The Flask - 3/6Finalmente!!! A terceira parte da série What The Flask, mas ainda não acabou, serão 6 artigos para se tornar um Flasker, neste capítulo falaremos sobre como instalar e configurar as...
View ArticleTalk Python to Me: #30 Python Community and Python at Dropbox
What does it mean to be a leader in the Python community? Contributing to open source? Speaking at conferences? Starting the largest user group? Writing a book? Being a core contributor? The answer is...
View ArticleIntellimath blog: Isn't AXON as readable as YAML?
This post is dedicated to comparing of readability of AXON and YAML for configuration.Read more… (1 min remaining to read)
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