PSF GSoC students blogs: Panda3D iOS Support - A Postmortem
Hi everyone!Well, it appears that this is the end of the line when it comes to my GSoC portion of my work. I got a huge amount of work done and am extremely proud of it, and I can't wait to continue...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Week 11-12 Check-In
I am happy to announce that `CollisionHeightfield` is near completion! This week, I added some finalizations to `CollisionHeightfield`, which included improving the collision tests and adding the...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Weekly Check-In #9
What did I do this week?We have come to the last phase of the summer. The application is almost ready but we needed to fix more bugs this time to fine tune the application. Some of those which we...
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Mike Driscoll: PyDev of the Week: Frank Wiles
This week we welcome Frank Wiles (@fwiles) as our PyDev of the Week! Frank is the President and Founder of Revolution Systems and President of the Django Software Foundation. If you’d like to know...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Paginate Django Feeds
Django has a great framework for generating feeds, but sadly it doesn't support pagination out of the box. Currently we have tons of blogs and the feeds page was loading especially slow with all the...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Weekly Check-In #10
What did I do in these two weeks?There were a lot of bugs posted, kind of like the last set of major fixes that we need to make.be able to add gsoc_yearadd username to password reset emailprepopulate...
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PSF GSoC students blogs: Final Report
Summer RewindLet’s rewind to the beginning of this year. We had started working on this application way before GSoC had even started. The goal was to have a working application which PSF will be able...
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Kushal Das: How to crack Open Source?
Open Source has become a big thing, now everyone heard the term, and know about it (in their own way). It became so popular, that Indian college students now want to crack it like any other entrance...
View ArticleMatt Layman: Quick and dirty mock service with Starlette
I had a challenge at work. The team needed to mock out a third party service in a testing environment. The service was slow and configuring it was painful. If we could mock it out, then the team could...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Week 13: Weekly Check-In (#7) - Last Check-In
1. What did you do this week?As described in my previous post, I spent last week doing some smaller corrections on my Pull Requests. The biggest amount of work was dedicated to allowing fast and memory...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Google Summer of Code with Nuitka 7th Weekly Check-in
1. What did you do this week?As GSoC is wrapping up, I wrote a summary of my work which can be found here. In addition, I have finalized my pull requests #495 and #484 which are now ready for merge. 2....
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Erik Marsja: Python MANOVA Made Easy using Statsmodels
The post Python MANOVA Made Easy using Statsmodels appeared first on Erik Marsja.In previous posts, we learned how to use Python to detect group differences on a single dependent variable. However,...
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Chris Moffitt: Combine Multiple Excel Worksheets Into a Single Pandas Dataframe
IntroductionOne of the most commonly used pandas functions is read_excel . This short article shows how you can read in all the tabs in an Excel workbook and combine them into a single pandas dataframe...
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Stack Abuse: Minimax with Alpha-Beta Pruning in Python
IntroductionWay back in the late 1920s John Von Neumann established the main problem in game theory that has remained relevant still today:Players s1, s2, ..., sn are playing a given game G. Which...
View ArticleMike Driscoll: Profitable Python Episode: Put Your Family First
I was a guest on the Profitable Python podcast this week. You can check it out here:During the interview, I was asked how I would like to have Python runnable in the browser and I couldn’t recall the...
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Real Python: A Guide to Excel Spreadsheets in Python With openpyxl
Excel spreadsheets are one of those things you might have to deal with at some point. Either it’s because your boss loves them or because marketing needs them, you might have to learn how to work with...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Check-in: 13th and final week of GSoC (Aug 19 - Aug 25)
1. What did you do this week?As this was the final week of GSoC, I have written and posted a final report of the project here.In addition, I made a major overhaul of the project's website. Wich now...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Final Weekly Check-in
In the final week of coding, I was refining the hadoop source PR.What did I do this week?The dockerfile is finally working now. We are able to set up hadoop using dockerfile. Also the connection set up...
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Podcast.__init__: AI Driven Automated Code Review With DeepCode
Software engineers are frequently faced with problems that have been fixed by other developers in different projects. The challenge is how and when to surface that information in a way that increases...
View ArticlePSF GSoC students blogs: Final work submission and future work
As the final week ended, we had to submit a compilation of our work during GSoC. Below are some insights:What was the original aim?Adding new machine learning models to DFFML, the proposed models are...
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