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Codementor: Python 2.7 vs Python 3.4 ─ What should Python Beginners choose?
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python Legend Codementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters joined us for an Office Hour session, in which he provided some informative opinions...
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Codementor: Martijn Pieters on the Future of Django
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python Legend Codementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters joined us for an Office Hour session, and he dedicated some time to answer some of our...
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Codementor: 6 Useful Python Libraries Recommended by #1 Stack Overflow Answerer
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python Legend Codementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters sat down with us during Office Hours and shared some of the less-well known libraries...
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Codementor: Python Q&A with #1 Stack Overflow Python Expert
Martijn Pieters, Stack Overflow Python Legend Codementor Python expert and Stack Overflow legend Martijn Pieters joined us for a session in office hours to share his insights about Python programming....
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Mikko Ohtamaa: Why source code editors cannot do beautiful soft wraps?
Again it surfaced that recommending 80 character line lengths, or any hard line lengths, might not be a good idea for the source code layout.Without making any coherent line of thought:People have...
View ArticleS. Lott: Coming Soon: Python for Secret Agents Part II
I guess it's like a movie franchise or a series of novels. The first one was popular. So, write a second story with similar characters.You can check find part I here:...
View ArticleTalk Python to Me: #39 Getting your first dev job as a Python developer (part 1)
How often do you meet people who are looking to get into the software development space? Do they ask you for advice? Maybe they want to know your story of how you got started and landed that first big...
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Eli Bendersky: Broadcasting arrays in Numpy
Broadcasting is Numpy's terminology for performing mathematical operations between arrays with different shapes. This article will explain why broadcasting is useful, how to use it and touch upon some...
View ArticleAl-Ahmadgaid Asaad: R and Python: Gradient Descent
One of the problems often dealt in Statistics is minimization of the objective function. And contrary to the linear models, there is no analytical solution for models that are nonlinear on the...
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Continuum Analytics News: The conda Build System and Happy Holidays
Developer BlogPostedTuesday, December 22, 2015Will WarnerSummary: Explaining how Continuum's interactive 2015 holiday card was made also demonstrates the conda build system with a simple...
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Python Software Foundation: Python-Cuba Workgroup
Today I’d like to report on some of the progress that has been made as a result of last years' controversy over an April 1st joke post about a (fictional) PyCon to be held in Cuba. As you may recall,...
View ArticleDamyan Bogoev: Flask Series: Healthcheck and Monitoring
One of the major parts in the application lifecycle is the monitoring. It is providing information how your application is performing, helping you easily to identify and resolve issues. Based on the...
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Vasudev Ram: Generate Windows Task List to PDF with xtopdf
By Vasudev RamWhile working at the DOS command line in Windows, I had the idea of using the DOS TASKLIST command along with xtopdf, my PDF generation toolkit, to generate a list of currently running...
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Robin Wilson: My top 5 ‘new’ Python modules of 2015
As I’ve been blogging a lot more about Python over the last year, I thought I’d list a few of my favourite ‘new’ Python modules from 2015. These aren’t necessarily modules that were newly released in...
View ArticleGraham Dumpleton: Random user IDs when running Docker containers.
At this point in our exploration of getting IPython to work on OpenShift we have deduced that we cannot, and should not, have our Docker container be dependent on running as the 'root' user. Simply...
View ArticleAndre Roberge: Blockly + Reeborg = fun
I've retrofitted Reeborg's World to include Blockly. You can select Blockly from the top. If you do so, I suggest you keep the editor open to see the generated code prior to its execution.Note that...
View ArticlePython Anywhere: Seasonal notebooks!
We've got a present for all of our paying customers -- if you celebrate Christmas, you can call it a Christmas present, and if you don't you can just call it a present :-)IPython notebooks are now...
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PyCharm: PyCharm 5.0.3 update released
As 2015 draws to a close and Christmas is upon us, we’re happy to announce the last release of the year, PyCharm 5.0.3.Some notable highlights of this bug update release include:a few fixes for...
View ArticleChris Moffitt: REALLY TESTING WATERS
This is a test of the FREAK PUDDING broadcasting system.I just wanted to see if thing worked. Blogging with Pelican. GoogleSub heading?MADE CHANGES....Normal again?
View ArticleWesley Chun: Google Drive: Uploading & Downloading files with Python
UPDATE: Since this post was published, the Google Drive team released a newer version of their API. After reading this one, go to the next post to learn about migrating your app from v2 to v3 as well...
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