Top 10 popular shared items on python
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thechangelog.com
QR - Easy Redis queues with Python shared by 9 people
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QR from Ted Nyman makes it simple to create double ended queues, queues, and stacks in Redis from Python. Double ended queues allow items to be added to the beginning or end of the queue while normal queues and stacks are first-in-first-out (FIFO) and last-in-first-out (LIFO) respectively.
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blog.apps.chicagotribune.com
Best practices in web development with Python and Django shared by 10 people
- At some point during the course of developing the Elections Center it became clear to me that each of us was spending too much development time trying to understand one anotherâs code. Sometimes this was because our intuitions about the right way to do things were different, ....
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www.youtube.com
French Taunting - Monty Python and the Holy Grail shared by 10 people
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www.gevent.org
gevent: A coroutine-based network library for Python shared by 11 people
- gevent is a coroutine-based Python networking library that uses greenlet to provide a high-level synchronous API on top of libevent event loop.
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jcalderone.livejournal.com
Include version information in your Python packages shared by 9 people
- This is a simple piece of information, and after you've actually picked a version of something and installed it, it's hardly ever of much interest. However, when it is of interest, you really want to be able to get it. You don't want to rely on the ....
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www.w3.org
Python - Semantic Web Standards shared by 9 people
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www.valuedlessons.com
Valued Lessons: How to DTrace Python in OSX shared by 9 people
- DTrace is an incredible tool. It basically lets you do profiling of a live application with no performance penatly. I'm writing a Python that needed some profiling, and I found the "normal" techniques like the profile/cProfile module very lacking. Luckily, Mac OSX comes with DTrace and it ....
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jesselegg.com
Emacs for Python Programmers: Basics | JesseLegg.com shared by 15 people
- At PyCon I noticed the usual discussion of IDEs, editors, and programming environments. There seems to be some sort of strange equilibrium going on whereby programmers are constantly fussing, switching and growing discontented with their programming editors. I've used Emacs for almost 10 years now and other ....
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hackaday.com
Python IR tracking for the handicapped shared by 9 people
- [Techb] had a friend who was paralyzed after an accident and could no long use a computer. He rigged up an amazingly simple mouse interface using python to implement infrared tracking. The controller was built from an old hat by adding an IR LED and wireless mouse ....
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blog.mozilla.com
New Python Library: Bleach shared by 9 people
- Bleach uses a tree-walking approach to automatically link URLs that I think is pretty interesting. I wrote a short post outlining the method.
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