| | | | Issue #182: Cruising Weekly dose of all things Python.
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Twisted 15.4 Released
The latest version of Twisted, 15.4, codenamed "Trail By Fire" has been released! Includes new Python3 support, support for some EOL platforms has been removed , Twisted now has moved to setuptools for installation and much more.
twistedmatrix.com
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pygarden.com
Check out info about Python Packages and other stats! This is very cool!
pygarden.com
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PyPy 2.6.1 released
A new version of PyPy is out, with tons of bugs fixed and new features. Click through to see the complete breakdown of this release!
blogspot.ca
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Discussion
Is there a 'Beautiful Code' collection for Python?
reddit.com
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What's the best IDE for Python on Windows?
reddit.com
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| | Projects
vy
A vim-like in python made from scratch. Built on top of tkinter, vy is a modal editor with a modular architecture.
github.com
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fact-extractor
Extract facts from wikipedia articles using a series of NLP techniques.
github.com
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httpbin
HTTP Request & Response Service written in Python and Flask.
github.com
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neural_artistic_style
Implementation of A neural algorithm of artistic style in Python.
github.com
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soccer-cli
Amazing for all you soccer(football) fans out there. A command line interface for soccer scores. Supports scores for live games in many different leagues as well as standings and more!
github.com
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pyparallel
An experimental multicore fork of Python 3. This is proof-of-concept fork of Python 3.3.5 designed to optimally exploit contemporary hardware: multiple CPU cores, fast SSDs, NUMA architectures, and fast I/O channels (10GbE, Thunderbolt, etc). The idea is to remove the limitations of the GIL without actually removing the GIL. This is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
github.com
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hashmal
An IDE for Bitcoin transaction scripts. Its purpose is to make it easier to write, evaluate, and learn about transaction scripts.
github.com
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vaas
This is useful. Varnish as a service. This allows you to run, configure and manage a cluster of Varnish servers via a Web interface or REST API.
github.com
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proof
Designed to be used with the Agate data analysis library, but can be used with numpy or pands. Proof is a library for creating optimized, repeatable and self-documenting data analysis pipelines.
github.com
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Pylsy
Useful. Tool to help you draw tables in your terminal.
github.com
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flexx
Flexx is a pure Python toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces (GUI's), that uses web technology for its rendering.
github.com
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recipy
Effortless method to record provenance in Python!
github.com
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pythonbenchmark
This library that makes benchmarking easy and fun
github.com
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ioflo
Automated Reasoning Engine and Flow Based Programming Framework.
github.com
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Articles
Steamworks For Python Tutorial
Useful tutorial for getting steamworks integrated into your Python projects.
tumblr.com
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Data validation in Python with voluptuous
Really great article where the author shows you how to do data validation in your Python app with the voluptuous library. Great tutorial to get you started.
danjou.info
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Mongo and Flask Performance Tuning
Nice little article on how to go about performance improvements.
ironboundsoftware.com
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Querying Craigslist with Python
Fun article on what a little python and graphing can unveil about SF renting prices.
chrisholdgraf.com
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What are some potential steals in fantasy football this season?
For those fantasy buffs out there and the lazy players this is fun notebook for pre-draft analysis.
ipython.org
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