|      |     |      |                   Issue #144: Kool Aid Weekly dose of all things Python.     |       |             Hey Everyone,     Shirts are only available until Sunday so if you want to pick one up now is the time before they are gone forever! This time we added a long sleeve t-shirt option as well as a hoodie. So check them out and pick one up for that Pythonista you love! Of course if you have already picked one up, thanks for your support!    Share an article with us and if it lands in newsletter get highlighted as a contributor in the newsletter!    Like what we are doing? Support us on Gratipay  We are on twitter too!   |       |             News   3.0 Announcement - Django REST framework   Version 3.0 of the excellent Django Rest Framework is out. There are some breaking changes so read the release notes carefully before you upgrade!  django-rest-framework.org  Shared by @mgrouchy     Discussion   Java for Everything?      reddit.com  Shared by @myusuf3      |       |             Projects   miasm   Miasm is a free and open source (GPLv2) reverse engineering framework.  github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       guv   A fast networking library for Python, built on greenlets and libuv. Supports Python >= 3.2.  github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       pingo   Very cool. Pingo is a general/uniform api for programming your devices like the Raspberry Pi, pcDuino, Intel Galileo etc. More details in the README and docs.   github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       SwampDragon    Very cool project. Allows you to build real-time apps with Django, allows you to add Websocket support with fallbacks in just a few lines of code.   swampdragon.net  Shared by @mgrouchy       spotify-onthego   Nice little hack here. Allows you to download Spotify playlists by downloading audio files from youtube.   github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       peru   Interesting tool for including external code and resources in your project without having to use tools like git submodules, etc. Check out the README for further details.   github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       instavpn   Aims to be an incredibly user friendly and easy to use L2TP/IPsec VPN server.  github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       neuraltalk   This project contains Python+numpy source code for learning Multimodal Recurrent Neural Networks that describe images with sentences.   github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       deep-pink   A chess AI that learns to play chess via deep learning.   github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       err   A pluggable chatbot, designed to be easily deployable, maintained and highly extensible. Supports XMPP, Campfire and IRC.   github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       jitpy   I heard you liked PyPy, so we put PyPy in your Cython.   github.com  Shared by @mgrouchy       tortilla   Very cool project for consuming APIs made easy. Give it a look if you are tried of writing API wrappers.   github.com  Shared by @myusuf3     Articles   Deploying Django on Dokku   Real Python guys dropping some knowledge again. This time deployment with dokku!  realpython.com  Shared by @myusuf3       Building an image search engine with Python and OpenCV   Incredible blog post, on creating image search engine. Very extensive and educational!   pyimagesearch.com  Shared by @myusuf3       Extending SQLite with Python   How to extend SQLite with Python, adding functions and aggregates that will be callable directly from any SQL queries you execute.  charlesleifer.com  Shared by @myusuf3       Why is Object-Oriented Programming Useful?   Nice little article on OOP for beginners.   inventwithpython.com  Shared by @myusuf3       A Python Internals Adventure   Awesome article on diving into python internals and CPython.  dreamwidth.org  Shared by @myusuf3       Retries in Requests   Nice dive into one of the advanced features of the requests library, retries. Nice example to get you started here if this is something you need in your next project.   coglib.com  Shared by @sigmavirus24      |       |       |       |        |     |      |        |