eGenix.com: eGenix pyOpenSSL Distribution 0.13.12 GA
IntroductionThe eGenix.com pyOpenSSL Distribution includes everything you need to get started with SSL in Python. It comes with an easy to use installer that includes the most recent OpenSSL library...
View ArticlePyCon: Your visit to Portland: Controlled substances
We know that many of you will want to see more of Portland than just a conference center and the inside of a hotel room. You will walk downtown and visit Powell’s. You will hike mountains and canyons....
View ArticleLintel Technologies: Building hello world using Python Tkinter
Continuing our series of desktop GUIs, in this post we are going to go over the topic of building a small hello world program using Python Tkinter.What is Tkinter ?Tkinter is python wrapper/binding to...
View ArticleAndre Roberge: Reeborg: two major steps forward, a huge step back with Firefox
I'm really happy with two new cool features for Reeborg's World ... but this happiness is nearly crushed by the fact that Reeborg's World is completely broken by Firefox 42.0. It still works with...
View ArticleGreg Taylor: paypal-python 1.2.4 released
paypal-python 1.2.4 is a minor bugfix release with one adjustment to imports for Python 3 compatibility. Get it while it's hot!Also, as mentioned in a previous blog post, I'm looking for a new...
View ArticleAlex Morozov: Why you should use the Django admin: 9 tips
This writing is inspired by a comment on Reddit concerning my recent post:“The problem is that everyone I speak to seems to think the opposite - that the admin is super-limited, inflexible and hard to...
View ArticleMarcos Dione: implementing-a-ssh-client-in-python
One of ayrton's features is the remote execution of code and programs via ssh. For this I initially used paramiko, which is a complete reimplementation of the ssh protocol in pure Python. It manages to...
View ArticleMarcos Dione: ayrton-0.7
Another long-ish cycle (1.5 months, more or less). That's what two weeks of vacation do to the project.This time I fixed executing things in, and handling the standard streams between the ayrton script...
View ArticleZato Blog: Encrypted Python logs with zato-enclog
OverviewA newly released zato-enclog package lets one store Python logs in an encrypted form making it a great fit for environments that cannot keep clear text form of data such as PII (Personally...
View ArticleWesley Chun: Migrating from tools.run() to tools.run_flow()
This mini-tutorial slash migration guide slash PSA (public service announcement) is aimed at Python developers using the Google APIs Client Library (to access Google APIs from their Python...
View ArticlePyCharm: PyCharm 5.0.2 update released along with new JetBrains branding
First, we’re glad to announce the immediate availability of the PyCharm 5.0.2 release update. This update introduces a massive list of bug-fixes and changes described in detail in the Release Notes....
View ArticleMontreal Python User Group: Montréal-Python Holiday Evening
Montréal-Python invites you to celebrate the holidays with us on Monday December 14th at the Benelux 245 Sherbrooke West. That's your opportunity to meet a lot of Python developers all over the...
View ArticleDjango Weblog: Django awarded MOSS Grant
We're pleased to announce that Django has been chosen as one of the first projects to receive funding from the Mozilla Open Source Support program.We've been awarded $150,000 to help fund the...
View ArticleLintel Technologies: Sending emails asynchronously using Twisted – Part 1
Using ‘smtplib‘ moduleIt is very easy to send emails using ‘smtplib‘ module of python. Check following recipe.#!/usr/bin/env python2.7 __author__ = 'x' from smtplib import SMTP # enter email content...
View ArticleMike Driscoll: Book Review: Python Playground – Geeky Projects for the...
No Starch Press recently sent me a book called Python Playground: Geeky Projects for the Curious Programmer by Mahesh Venkitachalam to review. I don’t normally get books from that publisher so I wasn’t...
View ArticlePython Software Foundation: Google Summer of Code–Terri Oda gets CSA award!
At the latest PSF Board of Directors' meeting, it was decided that a 4th quarter Community Service Award will go to Terri Oda for her work as the Python Coordinator for Google Summer of Code. Terri Oda...
View ArticlePodcast.__init__: Episode 35 - Sylvain Thénault on ASTroid
Visit our site to listen to past episodes, support the show, and sign up for our mailing list.SummaryThe Python AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) is a powerful abstraction that allows for a number of...
View ArticleCarl Trachte: Improved Storing and Displaying Images in Postgresql - bytea
Last post I brute forced the storage of binary image (jpeg) data as text in a Postgresql database, and accordingly brute forced the data's display in the Unix image viewer feh from output from a psql...
View ArticleLintel Technologies: Sending emails asynchronously using Twisted – Part 2
In Part 1 of article, we saw how to send blocking emails using ‘smtplib’ module & non-blocking emails using Twisted framework. In this part, we will see how to send asynchronous emails to multiple...
View ArticleRobin Wilson: Previously Unpublicised Code: manifestoclouds
This entry in my series covers manifestoclouds: my code for producing word clouds from political party manifestos.This is very simple, generic code that just ties together a few libraries – and is by...
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