Today we welcome Pierre Raybaut (@pierreraybaut) as our PyDev of the Week! Pierre is the creator of Spyder, the Scientific Python IDE. Pierre is also the creator of pythonxy and WinPython. You can see what other projects Pierre is part of over on Pierre’s GitHub Profile. Now let’s spend some time getting to know Pierre […]
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This is the next video in my Python Built-ins Series. Did you know Python has an all() function? Do you know what to use the all() function for? Find out today by watching this short video! More Videos in the series The Python Built-in Functions – aiter and anext (Video) Python’s Built-in Functions Video
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This is the next video in my Python Built-ins Series that I started last week. Learn a little about aiter() and anext() in this one!
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This week we welcome Logan Thomas as our PyDev of the Week! If you’d like to see some of the things that Logan has been up to, you can do so on Logan’s GitHub profile or by visiting his personal website. Logan works at Enthought as a teacher. If you haven’t done so, you should
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I have started producing a new Python video series on Python’s built-in functions. Did you know there are over 70 built-in functions? Here’s a listing of all the functions straight from the Python documentation: Here’s the introduction video to my new series on The Mouse vs Python YouTube channel: But that’s only the introduction. You
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This week we welcome Janos Gabler (@JanosGabler) as our PyDev of the Week! Janos is the creator of estimagic, a Python package for nonlinear optimization. You can catch up with Janos on his website or by checking out Janos’ GitHub Profile. Let’s spend some time getting to know Janos better! Can you tell us a
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Do you know how many methods Python’s tuple data type has? If not, you can find out in this video: Python’s tuple data type only has TWO methods! This video will teach you about both of them.
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This week we welcome Roni Kobrosly as our PyDev of the Week! Roni is the creator of the causal-curve package. You can catch up with Roni on Roni’s website. If you want to see some of Roni’s code, you can check it out on GitHub. Let’s spend a few moments getting to know Roni better!
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In today’s video, you will learn about the following topics: An intro to Test Driven Development (TDD) Red-Green-Refactor The importance of source control Code coverage in Python I’ll show you how I use pytest to test your code and Coverage to learn how much of your code is truly tested. You will use the FizzBuzz
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This week we welcome Mark Dufour as our PyDev of the Week! Mark is the creator of Shedskin, which “is an experimental compiler, that can translate pure, but implicitly statically typed Python (3.8+) programs into optimized C++”. You can catch up with Mark on his blog or see what other projects Mark is a part
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Have you wanted to learn Python but haven’t been able to get started? Perhaps you did start and then got stuck. That’s okay! Mike Driscoll is giving a new Basics of Python live course on Lighthall. There will be approximately four hours of content in this course. Register Now!You will learn about the following topics:
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This week we welcome Eric Mendes as our PyDev of the Week! Eric is the author of unexpected-isaves. You can learn more about Eric is up to by visiting Eric’s GitHub Profile. Let’s spend a few moments getting to know Eric better! Can you tell us a little about yourself (hobbies, education, etc): I am
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If you have ever enjoyed my Python book cover art, you will be happy to learn that I am making that artwork available on apparel through Threadless! Threadless makes many colors and styles of the following types of apparel: T-shirts V-necks Tanks Longsleeve Hoodies Sweatshirts and more I hope you’ll give them a try!
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This week we welcome Thomas Passin as our PyDev of the Week! Thomas is the mastermind behind the GF4 Graphics Calculator application. Thomas also helps out with the Leo Editor. Let’s take a few moments to get to know Thomas better! Can you tell us a little about yourself (hobbies, education, etc): I’m retired from
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This week we welcome Matthias Kestenholz as our PyDev of the Week! Matthias is active in the Python / Django communities and occasionally blogs about them too! You can find out what else Matthias is doing on GitHub, Mastodon or LinkedIn, Let’s spend some time getting to know Matthias better! Can you tell us a
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