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IPython 2.0.0 Released IPython is an amazing project, In the 8 months since IPython 1.0 there have been a ton of changes, click through to check them out. ipython.org Shared by @myusuf3
Pyston: JIT-based Python implementation Dropbox has announced Pyston a JIT-based Python implementation, rather then build on existing Python implementations like PyPy, the team at Dropbox intends to try other strategies that are incompatible with existing implementations in Pyston. dropbox.com Shared by @mgrouchy
planout This is a project from Facebook which hope to make designing online experiments easier. This allows you map users to specific set of design experiments. github.com Shared by @myusuf3
musthe Music theory implemented in Python. Notes, scales and chords. github.com Shared by @myusuf3
pyment Awesome little tool that detects and formats docstrings! Definitely going to be useful in the tool belt of tools! github.com Shared by @myusuf3
pyringe A Python debugger that can attach to running Python processes and inspect state as well as inject code into it while running. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
psdash Nice looking web dashboard written in Flask that can display data about your system and its processes as returned by psutil. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
wrapt A Python module to assist in the creation of decorators and function wrappers as well as provide utilities useful to monkey patching. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
pprint++ A drop in replacement for pprint. Aims to give you "prettier" output. Which is definated as a pep8 compatible representation of its input. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
portia Awesome. A web scraper for people with no programming knowledge. You annotate web pages with a point and click editor and Portia figures out how to extract the data from that page and similar pages on the site. github.com Shared by @myusuf3
changes A dashboard for your code. Changes allows you to aggregate quality metrics and history from tools like your build server. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
How To Do Things With Words. And Counters. Great breakdown of how to quickly and easily perform common NLP tasks with Python. Great examples with the related theory of word counts, spelling correction and word segmentation. ipython.org Shared by @mgrouchy
Python Project Howto A great place to get started to turn your Python script into a Python project. Great guide that brings you from creating a repository to testing your code, all the way to packaging and releasing your code. infinitemonkeycorps.net Shared by @mgrouchy
