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Code Koala Dot Com, Syntax Highlighting, ReST, Pygments, and DjangoAwesome post showing how ridiculously easy syntax higlighting has come to be with python, django, pygments. |
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Doug HellmannCode Interstices All the little things that happen between bouts of coding. Covering internet technologies, Python, Mac OS X, and open source. (Doug Hellman's awesome blog) |
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Python Package Index : distribute 0.6.4This is apparently the thing to use these days. I will have to look more closely later |
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Posts for Screencasts | Surfing in Kansashttp://ericholscher.com/blog/categories/screencasts/
Wow, nice. I guess these were so good, why make more? |
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bag-of-holding.com - Bloghttp://bag-of-holding.com/
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Biopython Tutorial and Cookbookhttp://www.biopython.org/DIST/docs/tutorial/Tutorial.html
Come and get some. The best up-and-coming-bioinformatics api out there (especially for a pythonista!). |
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Regular Expression HOWTOA must read for people looking to work with strings in Python. |
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vimpdb - Project Hosting on Google CodeI need to add this to my vim-python-ide project: http://github.com/skyl/vim-config-python-ide |
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New year’s Python meme « Fetchez le PythonTarek Ziade's fun Python New Year's meme blog. |
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Welcome to PyCon Asia Pacific — PyCon Asia PacificYay! PyCon in Asia. Let's see if I can gather the time and plan to make it here and give a talk. |
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echo-nest-remix - Project Hosting on Google CodeInteresting open source music software that will be talked about at PyCon. |
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How to Generate Gradients and Textures — Eldarion Bloghttp://eldarion.com/blog/2009/08/18/how-generate-gradients-and-textures/
Cool article by James Tauber about how to do image textures with python. |
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How to get BPython working with Djangohttp://proteus-tech.com/blog/code-garden/bpython-django/
Bpython is so nice |
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Mercurial repositories indexhttps://earthdev.burningman.com/hg/
The open source repositories for burningman earth, the pinax site, the iphone app and more. |
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Intro to Ming — Ming v0.1 documentationhttp://merciless.sourceforge.net/tour.html
Ming rules Mongo. |
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Catherine: pyOraGeekblogspot def needs to provide rST for pyOraGeek |
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Book Review: Python Essential Reference - Russell Myers’ Bloghttp://russellmyers.com/?p=110
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Tornado Web Server Documentationhttp://www.tornadoweb.org/documentation
I'm going to see what a realtime task-manager wiki looks like with tornadoweb and see how it compares to my little django-orbited-twisted project (via @clemesha):. |
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the Python debugger « Python Conquers The Universe |
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digg's lazyboy at master - GitHubTrying not to hit fork before I have a reason ;_P |
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The Python Tutorial — Python v2.6.4 documentationhttp://docs.python.org/tutorial/
Where do I start learning python/django? You should know some python first. |
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Python Job BoardI love this job board. |
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PEP 8 -- Style Guide for Python CodeHave I not bookmarked this yet? Hmm.. |
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Pythonhttp://sunoano.name/ws/public_xhtml/python.html
Sunoano's pretty kick-ass python notes. |
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Dive Into Python 3http://diveintopython3.org/
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Metaclass programming in PythonThere are some very instructive examples in this piece. |
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3. Data model — Python v2.6.4 documentationhttp://docs.python.org/reference/datamodel.html
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pyev - Project Hosting on Google Codepython wrapper to libev |
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fzzzy / python-actors / overview — bitbucket.orghttp://bitbucket.org/fzzzy/python-actors/
Erlang-like actor system by DP. |
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HowTo/Sorting - PythonInfo Wiki |
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Descriptor HowTo Guide — Python v2.7b2 documentationhttp://docs.python.org/dev/howto/descriptor.html
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27.12. inspect — Inspect live objects — Python v2.6.5 documentationhttp://docs.python.org/library/inspect.html
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These are blog posts from everyone:
Dirty hack N in our M part series, "Getting around other people's bad apis"
simple but not super-easy to find trick for stripping insignificant whitespace frmo xml
Part 2 in my N part series on discrete mathematics.
Three ways timed with timeit
The most useful tip for debugging that I had ever run across.
Another simple mini tutorial so I don't have to reference this again.
Simple basic directions to use coverage.py to view your test coverage.
From a noobish 2 records per minute to 12 records per second, learning more about CouchDB and applying some tricks like bisection.
When you need to match arguments to certain fields, dictionaries are cool for that
Teaching myself to fish.
No traceback, what have I done?
Python anonymous lambda function to keep only members of a list (dicts) who have certain keys and those keys not returning false
What about this function would make it run fine on dev/sqlite or nginx/wsgi/postgres but extremely poorly on webfaction/mysql?
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