Dataquest: Generating Climate Temperature Spirals in Python

Link: https://www.dataquest.io/blog/climate-temperature-spirals-python/

Ed Hawkins, a climate scientist, tweeted the following animated visualization in 2017 and captivated the world:
This visualization shows the deviations from the average temperature between 1850 and 19

Dataquest: Data Retrieval and Cleaning: Tracking Migratory Patterns

Link: https://www.dataquest.io/blog/data-retrieval-and-cleaning/

Advancing your skills is an important part of being a data scientist. When starting out, you mostly focus on learning a programming language, proper use of third party tools, displaying visualizations

Dataquest: Programming Best Practices For Data Science

Link: https://www.dataquest.io/blog/programming-best-practices-for-data-science/

The data science life cycle is generally comprised of the following components:

data retrieval
data cleaning
data exploration and visualization
statistical or predictive modeling

While these compone

Dataquest: Python Generators Tutorial

Link: https://www.dataquest.io/blog/python-generators-tutorial/

Python generators are a powerful, but misunderstood tool. They're often treated as too difficult a concept for beginning programmers to learn — creating the illusion that beginners should hold off on

Dataquest: Basic Statistics in Python: Probability

Link: https://www.dataquest.io/blog/basic-statistics-in-python-probability/

When studying statistics, you will inevitably have to learn about probability. It is easy lose yourself in the formulas and theory behind probability, but it has essential uses in both working and dai

Rene Dudfield: Draft of, "How to port and market games using #python and #pygame."

Link: http://renesd.blogspot.com/2018/08/draft-of-how-to-port-and-market-games.html

This is a collaborative document, and a really early draft. Please feel free to add any tips or links in a comment here or on the reddit post https://www.reddit.com/r/pygame/comments/9aodt7/collaborat

PyBites: PyBites Twitter Digest - Issue 29, 2018

Link: https://pybit.es/twitter_digest_201829.html

A handy template to generate basic Python project structures.
Submitted by @Erik.
Nice one! A great #template for generating a basic #Python project structure! @pybites https://t.co/zaxboOMGwN— Julian

Dataquest: Understanding Regression Error Metrics

Link: https://www.dataquest.io/blog/understanding-regression-error-metrics/

Human brains are built to recognize patterns in the world around us. For example, we observe that if we practice our programming everyday, our related skills grow. But how do we precisely describe thi

Dataquest: Python Dictionary Tutorial

Link: https://www.dataquest.io/blog/python-dictionary-tutorial/

Python offers a variety of data structures to hold our information — the dictionary being one of the most useful. Python dictionaries quick, easy to use, and flexible. As a beginning programmer, you c

Christian Barra: How to reverse a list in Python

Link: https://chrisbarra.xyz/posts/how-to-reverse-list-in-python/

How to reverse a list using the square brackets notation with #Python? #europython pic.twitter.com/4C4i9LWv1r
— Christian Barra (@christianbarra) July 25, 2018
Reversing a list in Python is really,

Christian Barra: Discovering the pathlib module

Link: https://chrisbarra.xyz/posts/using-pathlib/

The more I use #Python pathlib, the more I love it. #EuroPython pic.twitter.com/GENcbk76ne
— Christian Barra (@christianbarra) July 26, 2018
The Python Standard Library is like a gold mine, and the

Christian Barra: Python dictionary views

Link: https://chrisbarra.xyz/posts/dictionary-views-in-python/

Did you know that "dict.keys()" returns a view that is a set-like object? #Python pic.twitter.com/0zS9FgnkLL
— Christian Barra (@christianbarra) July 31, 2018
Dictionary is one of the Python’s grea

Ned Batchelder: What I think is good and bad

Link: https://nedbatchelder.com//blog/202005/what_i_think_is_good_and_bad.html

I’m in the #python IRC channel on Freenode a lot. The people there are often
quite opinionated. Julian had the idea
of processing the logs to see what we thought was good, and what was bad, using
sop

PyBites: 5 Helpful Python Decorator Use Cases

Link: https://pybit.es/articles/5-helpful-python-decorator-use-cases/

Some time ago I asked on Twitter:
I was curious what you use #Python decorators for? 
And I got quite an amazing / insightful response:

I was curious what you use #Python decorators for?It would be n

"Paolo Amoroso's Journal": The Python feed of my old blog Moonshots Beyond the Cloud has long been...

Link: https://journal.paoloamoroso.com/the-python-feed-of-my-old-blog-moonshots-beyond-the-cloud-has-long-been?pk_campaign=rss-feed

The Python feed of my old blog Moonshots Beyond the Cloud has long been aggregated by Planet Python. But I'm no longer going to update that blog, so I removed the old feed from Planet Python and submi

Nicola Iarocci: Eve 2.0.4 released

Link: https://nicolaiarocci.com/eve-2.0.4-released/

I just released Eve 2.0.4, the REST API framework for #python. It’s available on PyPI and includes a relevant security fix so you might want to update ASAP.
Package info Docs Subscribe to the newsle

William Minchin: u202307141227

Link: https://blog.minchin.ca/2023/07/u202307141227.html

I'm microblogging
with Pelican! #Python #Microblogging

William Minchin: u202307141230

Link: https://blog.minchin.ca/2023/07/u202307141230.html

Seafoam v2.9.0 released with support for
microblogging!
pypi.org/project/seafoam/2.9.0 #Seafoam #Releases #Python

William Minchin: u202307152242

Link: https://blog.minchin.ca/2023/07/u202307152242.html

Seafoam v2.9.1 released with even better support for
microblogging!
pypi.org/project/seafoam/2.9.1 #Seafoam #Releases #Python

William Minchin: u202409301853

Link: https://blog.minchin.ca/2024/09/u202409301853.html

CommonMark Pelican reader v2.0.1! Should stop complaining about intra-document links (e.g. #target)
on PyPI #CommonMark Reader #Pelican Plugins #Releases #Python